My Linux-hosted Apache web application has been in daily use for years, yet its interface and flow now feel dated. I need the codebase refreshed and expanded so the system feels streamlined and truly user-friendly. Core objectives • Update the whole system so it may operate flawlessly. • Refresh the user interface: a simplified layout, cleaner visual design, and intuitive icons or buttons that guide users naturally through each page. • Smooth navigation: reduce the clicks between key screens and reorganize menus so everything is exactly where people expect it. • Faster interactions: optimise loading times for the busiest features—query handling, data retrieval, and page rendering—without compromising stability. • New quality-of-life features that make common tasks quicker; I’m open to your suggestions once you see the current workflow. The application currently runs on a traditional LAMP stack, so you’ll be working with Apache on Linux plus the existing PHP, JavaScript and SQL code. Clean, well-commented commits are essential because the platform must stay live while upgrades are staged. I will grant SSH access to a cloned instance for development; once updates are tested and accepted we’ll migrate to production during a low-traffic window. If your improvements hit the targets above—visibly cleaner UI, frictionless navigation, and snappier response times—the project will be a success. The project will go through stages 1/3 of stages. Stage 1: Optimize the current system to not lag on time and running smoothly and get rid of errors in the system. Stage 2: Update the whole operating system and created automatic backups. Stage 3: Upgrade Admin, and User integration and operations, with a student and instructor data base that can be customized, easy flowing operations, easy to create accounts, and cosmetic look of the system etc. I uploaded screen shots in how the system currently looks.