I need to turn a well-defined concept into an MVP multi-vendor marketplace dedicated to selling services. The project centres on three distinct experiences—Admin, Vendor, and Customer—each presented through its own dashboard. Core scope • Vendor onboarding: self-service registration, profile approval and status controls from the Admin side. • Service listings: vendors must be able to create, edit, pause, and archive service offerings, while customers browse and search. • Order management: end-to-end flow covering checkout, payment trigger hooks (gateway can be placeholder), order status updates, and dispute flags, with the Admin panel able to step in at any stage. Admin dashboard A single view to monitor new vendor applications, approve or suspend vendors, view all service listings, and intervene in orders. Analytics widgets (total vendors, active listings, open orders) should be included but can pull dummy data for now. Vendor dashboard Straightforward controls for profile details, service catalogue, incoming orders, and basic revenue snapshots. Customer dashboard Order history and status tracking, with a simple ticket form if they need support. Tech notes I’m flexible on the stack—Laravel, Node, Django or a modern serverless approach are all fine—as long as it is organised for easy hand-off and future feature sprints. Clean, well-commented code and Git version control are essential. Acceptance criteria 1. All three dashboards load separately and display role-specific data. 2. Vendors can register, list a service, and receive a test order from a customer account. 3. Admin can approve the vendor, view the listing, and edit the order status. 4. Read-me file includes setup steps for local and cloud deployment. Please outline your proposed stack, estimated timeline, and any relevant marketplace builds you have shipped before.