I run an online store powered by a Laravel API and a Next.js storefront, and the very first area that needs attention is the site’s menu. The current navigation is clunky on mobile, awkward on desktop, and tough to maintain. I want it rebuilt so it pulls live category data from Laravel, renders instantly in Next.js, and meets modern accessibility standards. Scope for this first milestone • Create a responsive mega-menu/accordion that sources its data from the existing endpoints—or from a new REST route you add in Laravel if that proves cleaner. • Keep it SEO-friendly by maintaining server-side rendering where appropriate and avoiding any layout shift when the menu opens. • Ensure keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and focus management are fully in place. • Style with our existing Tailwind utility classes so the new component blends seamlessly with the rest of the site. • Commit code to our private GitHub repo with unit tests for both the API addition and the React component, plus a brief README. Acceptance criteria • Mobile Lighthouse performance score for menu interactions ≥ 90. • No cumulative layout shift when the menu toggles. • Tests pass in CI on each pull request. After this menu revamp is live, I’ll roll out further tasks for the homepage, product pages, and checkout, but right now I want to keep the brief focused so we can move quickly. Let me know about similar Laravel/React work you’ve completed, the approach you’d take, and a realistic turnaround time. Access to the repo will be granted once we agree on the milestone deliverables. Excited to see what you can bring to the table!