I’m rolling out a round of improvements to an existing Laravel-based web portal that touches every layer of the stack—Blade views, controller logic, and the MySQL schema. The goal is to polish the user experience while extending back-end functionality and cleaning up a few database quirks that have surfaced as the project has grown. Scope of work • User Interface: update layouts, adjust colour/theme choices, and introduce a handful of new reusable components so pages feel consistent and load quickly. • Back-end: refine current controllers, add several API endpoints, and streamline service classes to reduce latency and improve code readability. • Database: create and run Laravel migrations for new tables/columns, refactor some existing relations, and write seeders to keep test data in sync. Deliverables – Updated Blade templates, SCSS/JS assets, and component files – Revised PHP controllers, models, services, and feature tests – Version-controlled migrations and seeders – Clear commit messages and a short change-log so I can follow what changed at a glance Everything is versioned in Git; you’ll get access to a staging branch and a Docker setup for local runs. Once the tasks above are complete and unit tests pass, we’ll merge to production together. If you have tackled full-stack Laravel upgrades before—especially projects requiring UI tweaks, business-logic extensions, and schema changes all at once—I’ll gladly prioritise you. Feel free to point me to live examples or repos that highlight similar work. have paid version webportalneed to remove the part of key and some chnages in filed and dropdown area