I run a Laravel site that relies on Blade templates and supports both en-IN and en-US locales. At the moment the Admin Panel is suffering from layout glitches, broken links, and styling inconsistencies that show up differently across the two English variants. On top of that, several core features database integration, API calls, and the user-authentication flow occasionally misfire under load. Your task is to dive into the existing codebase (Laravel 9, Blade, MySQL, RESTful APIs) and deliver a clean, human-written fix that: • Restores a consistent, responsive layout in the Admin Panel • Eliminates all broken internal and external links • Aligns CSS so typography, colours, and spacing match the design spec in both en-IN and en-US views • Hardens database queries, refactors API connection logic, and closes any authentication edge-cases without introducing new dependencies or AI-generated code Acceptance criteria 1. Admin Panel renders perfectly in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge at 1280 px and 1920 px widths for both locales. 2. Link-checker reports zero 4xx/5xx responses within the Admin routes. 3. PHPUnit (or Pest) tests for database, API, and auth paths all pass. 4. No warnings in the browser console and no failed jobs in the queue for 72 h on staging after deployment. I will give you Git access and staging credentials once we agree on milestones. Push granular commits so I can follow the logic, and include concise comments where fixes interact with core logic.