I am running a live-event application built on Agora, and a few elements need some modifications. Right now, the default “view” feels cramped, chat lacks polish, and some event-management controls are missing the mark. I’d like an experienced Agora developer to dive into the codebase, diagnose what’s holding these pieces back, and ship a cleaner, more reliable experience. Here’s what we need to focus on: • User interface layout – restyle the main stage and attendee panels so switching between speaker view, gallery view, and screen-share feels intuitive on both desktop and mobile. • Chat functionality – add threaded replies, emoji reactions, and make sure messages persist correctly when participants refresh or reconnect. • Event management features – tighten moderation tools (mute/all, spotlight), improve session handoff between hosts, and verify that analytics still capture attendance after the changes. Deliverables I’ll review for acceptance: 1. A brief technical audit outlining root causes and proposed solutions. 2. Updated source code or pull request implementing the UI, chat, and event-control revisions. 3. A short deployment note plus demo recording showing fixes in action on a test channel. 4. Post-deployment checklist confirming no regressions in existing streaming quality or authentication. The existing stack uses Agora’s Web SDK and a React frontend; if additional libraries are required, please flag them early so they fit smoothly into CI/CD. Clear, well-commented commits and proactive communication will make this project move quickly.