• 🟢 public image gallery accessible without authentication
• 🟢 image upload for authenticated users
• 🟢 text label support for uploaded images
• 🟢 image deletion by owner
• 🟢 one-click image URL copy to clipboard

• 🟢 strict frontend/backend separation via REST API
• 🟢 dedicated servers for the API and the client application
• 🟢 client communicates with the server exclusively over HTTP
• 🟢 client-side state management via Pinia

• 🟢 token-based authentication (Laravel Sanctum)
• 🟢 token stored on the client and transmitted via the Authorization header
• 🟢 route protection enforced at both client and server levels
• 🟢 API endpoints isolated from unauthorized access

• 🟢 file upload to server with filesystem storage
• 🟢 file paths persisted in the database
• 🟢 public URLs generated for direct access

• ⚙️ Backend: Laravel 12, PHP 8.4
• ⚙️ Frontend: Vue 3, Vite, Tailwind CSS
• ⚙️ Communication: REST API
• ⚙️ Database: PostgreSQL
• ⚙️ Cache: Redis
• ⚙️ Infrastructure: Docker

• 🟢 filtering by departments and stores
• 🟢 full-text product search
• 🟢 dedicated vendor storefront pages

• 🟢 dynamic variation rendering (color, size, configuration)
• 🟢 per-variation image sets
• 🟢 low stock UX indicator

• 🟢 cookie-based (for guests)
• 🟢 database-backed (for authenticated users)

• 🟢 items grouped by vendor
• 🟢 per-store checkout flow
• 🟢 real-time price recalculation
• 🟢 quantity management and item removal

• 🟢 Stripe Checkout integration
• 🟢 webhook event handling
• 🟢 asynchronous order processing
• 🟢 email notifications via job queues (Redis)

• 🟢 profile management
• 🟢 password change
• 🟢 account deletion
• 🟢 vendor application submission

• 🟢 full product CRUD
• 🟢 image upload with automatic resizing (thumb / small / large)
• 🟢 variation and attribute configuration
• 🟢 stock and pricing control

• 🟢 category and department management
• 🟢 vendor management
• 🟢 store registration request review and approval

• 🟢 user registration with email verification
• 🟢 store application submission
• 🟢 admin review and approval
• 🟢 email notification on decision

• ⚙️ Backend: Laravel 12, PostgreSQL
• ⚙️ Frontend: React + TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
• ⚙️ Integration layer: InertiaJS
• ⚙️ Queues & cache: Redis
• ⚙️ Admin UI: Filament
• ⚙️ Media management: Spatie Media Library
• ⚙️ Payments: Stripe API + webhooks
• ⚙️ Infrastructure: Docker (dev/prod profiles)

The homepage includes navigation, search, auth widgets (login/registration), and cart. The hero section is implemented as a slider with CTA and embedded company video trigger.

Key sections: case studies with filtering, testimonials slider, services listing, and news feed.

• 🔹 email registration (with email confirmation),
• 🔹 Google OAuth,
• 🔹 Telegram login.

Forms are protected with Google reCAPTCHA (anti-spam & bot protection).

After authentication, users access a personal dashboard with orders, addresses, and profile management.

The site includes structured service pages with pricing and dedicated order flow.

A testimonial system is implemented with pagination and a submission form. Reviews can include links to client social profiles.

The project includes a WooCommerce-based e-commerce module.

Product listing supports AJAX add-to-cart (no page reload).

• 🔹 popularity,
• 🔹 rating,
• 🔹 newest,
• 🔹 price (asc/desc).

• 🔹 price range,
• 🔹 category,
• 🔹 rating,
• 🔹 reset filters.

Product page includes gallery, quantity selector, add-to-cart, and one-click purchase via popup form.

• 🔹 Description,
• 🔹 Specifications,
• 🔹 Reviews (with rating system).

Cart supports dynamic updates, item removal, and coupon application without reload.

Checkout supports multiple payment methods, including online acquiring integrations.

A multi-page WordPress CMS website built for a tour operator specializing in expeditions to the Northern Kuril Islands. The site includes a homepage, individual tour detail pages, two accommodation option pages (hotel and rental apartments), and a page for the on-site café "Ostrovok."

A custom post type "Tours" was registered. Each tour entry includes custom meta fields for "Highlights" and "Activities," which are rendered as card blocks on the homepage.

Clicking a card redirects to the page listing all tours associated with the corresponding attribute.

The homepage also features a block of tour cards with summary information.

Multiple CTA buttons appear in the header and throughout the homepage content, directing users to a booking inquiry form.

Submitted booking requests are delivered to the site owner's email and simultaneously forwarded to a Telegram bot.

The homepage also includes a photo slider featuring landscapes and attractions from the tour routes, a testimonials block, and an FAQ accordion section with embedded images, videos, and links to useful resources.

Each tour page features a thumbnail slider with captions, alongside a series of content blocks covering: tour description, cancellation policy, what's included and excluded, packing list, and an accordion with illustrated accommodation details.

An interactive route map is embedded on each tour page, with waypoints marked by day and annotated with descriptive labels.

The detailed day-by-day tour schedule with timestamps and photo illustrations is presented in a compact accordion. A downloadable PDF version of the full tour program is available via a dedicated button.

Accommodation pages provide detailed information on both the hotel and the available rental apartments, with image sliders showcasing rooms and interiors.

The café page features an interactive photo gallery of the venue's interior, viewable in a full-screen lightbox slider.

The site was deployed to hosting with domain name and DNS configuration.

Basic SEO optimization completed.

Integrated analytics tracking into the website.

At the start of the project, the site was a multi-page WordPress installation with a hand-rolled product catalog lacking variation support (no size, color, or branding options), and several static informational pages.

The project involved integrating WooCommerce e-commerce functionality into the existing live site, including all necessary preparatory work and migration of existing products to the new catalog structure.

A key outcome of this upgrade: the site owner can now independently add products and configure their attributes through the admin panel — no developer involvement required.

Cart and checkout pages were added and customized to match the client's requirements.

Variable product support implemented.

Product card appearance and animations updated.

Variation selection on the product page replaced text-based option names with visual fabric sample thumbnails for a more intuitive UX.

Homepage updated to include a product category grid and multiple photo gallery blocks; a "Reviews" section added.

Several additional contact forms integrated.

"Custom Design" page developed and added.

Basic SEO optimization completed.

Integrated analytics tracking into the website.