HTML to Smarty PHP (WHMCS)
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Project consists of the parts:
1) HTML to Smarty PHP implementation
I have several ready made responsive HTML templates which need to be converted to Smarty PHP and implemented in WHMCS. WHMCS is using Lagom theme which makes working with templates and custom layouts pretty easy. Here is the list of the pages:
1. Homepage
2. Category 1 Page
3. Category 2 Page
4. Category 3 Page
5. Category 4 Page
6. Domains page – this page actually only uses the custom header and footer section of the HTML, the default domain WHMCS functionality is kept so no really big need for customization.
The category pages mentioned in the list are pretty much the same, they all pull product groups from database trough API (https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/getproducts/); the only difference is that they pull different product groups.
All pages require one custom header and footer which is the same for all pages and is already ready made in HTML as mentioned previously.
2) CSS customization
After part one is completed I might need some CSS tweaking here and there – for example set the border color of some box to a different color etc. but I am not sure yet so this one can be done as second project after discussion.
If in the process of work some new needs arise they will done as separate project.
1) HTML to Smarty PHP implementation
I have several ready made responsive HTML templates which need to be converted to Smarty PHP and implemented in WHMCS. WHMCS is using Lagom theme which makes working with templates and custom layouts pretty easy. Here is the list of the pages:
1. Homepage
2. Category 1 Page
3. Category 2 Page
4. Category 3 Page
5. Category 4 Page
6. Domains page – this page actually only uses the custom header and footer section of the HTML, the default domain WHMCS functionality is kept so no really big need for customization.
The category pages mentioned in the list are pretty much the same, they all pull product groups from database trough API (https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/getproducts/); the only difference is that they pull different product groups.
All pages require one custom header and footer which is the same for all pages and is already ready made in HTML as mentioned previously.
2) CSS customization
After part one is completed I might need some CSS tweaking here and there – for example set the border color of some box to a different color etc. but I am not sure yet so this one can be done as second project after discussion.
If in the process of work some new needs arise they will done as separate project.