I’m planning a sizeable refresh of my existing real-estate web application, currently running on Directus as the headless CMS with a Next JS front end. Besides cleaning up some legacy code I also want to move away from a few custom plugins that are hard to maintain, so the job covers both technology migration and brand-new feature development. The feature work is straightforward: • Secure user-login / account area with JWT or a comparable session strategy • Full property-listing dashboard (CRUD, image uploads, status flags) tied to the Directus collections • Fast, faceted search across location, price range, and property type, ideally leveraging server-side indexing for performance On the migration side I’ll need guidance choosing the best path—whether that’s upgrading to the latest Next JS App Router, refactoring the Directus schema, or introducing an additional layer such as Prisma for type-safe queries. Whichever route we pick, backwards compatibility with the current MySQL data and existing URLs is essential. Acceptance criteria will be: • New features deployed to a staging URL, fully functional and tested • Clean Git commits with clear migration steps so I can replicate on production • Brief but complete hand-off notes covering env vars, build commands, and any new third-party services If you live and breathe Next JS, Directus (or comparable headless CMSs), and can roll out performant React components in your sleep, let’s talk.