Development of an API on the YII framework for the integration of POS systems and order aggregators such as Glovo, etc.

I am looking for a developer for a project consisting of 4 related tasks for the website best-matchmaking.com to be completed sequentially:Integration of a ready-made premium Blade template for blog articles + auto-generation of Schema/SEO markup (Article, FAQPage, Open Graph, canonical) for all current and future articlesRefinement of the blog structure: changing URLs with 301 redirects, renaming in the footer/menu/breadcrumbs, cleaning hidden code, removing categoriesNew block (photo + quote from a review) in the existing constructor for the main and landing pages = the ability to independently add text blocks between sectionsUnification of fonts, sizes, and colors across the entire site (except for the blog) — a single standard for headings and regular text, including header and footerDetailed technical specifications for each item — I am attaching them below via Google link.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E5oQO2E-xmKJ3C0jW0ZsSPDBjaiELq0ETxfdivW6yIs/edit?tab=0 HTML samples and code will be sent in private messages after the response IMPORTANT! Please review all 4 tasks in detail before making an offer, especially the last one about fonts. There is quite a lot of work involved.Experience RequiredLaravel + Blade — confident, not beginner levelFrontend (CSS/JS) at the same level as backendExperience working with existing, not your own codeWork FormatBackup and test server before starting, transfer to production is MANDATORY — after agreement and testingMandatory self-check on all devices before submission — sending "ready, check" without your own testing is not acceptable. Bugs found after submission will be fixed within the same task. Bugs that arise during the transfer must also be fixed in production.Report with "before/after" screenshots for each itemDeadline and budget — after assessing the volume based on the detailed technical specifications. I look forward to your offers. Thank you

Add categories to the online store websiteUsed disksSpare tiresFastenersData is taken from the 1C database.A few more questions Type of performer: single Backend developer (OpenCart/PHP) at the Middle levelThe modifications must meet all requirementsSEO + AI promotion AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, and other LLM The web page must correspond to its URL (or vice versa), the address must be logical, short, and accurately reflect the essence of the content.

Optimization of the website jdgreta.co.uk on Shopify. SEO audit attached to the project. Main tasks - - Fix all meta data - Complete the technical specifications for the programmer (since this project combines tasks for both the programmer and SEO, if you are not a company - you can use assistance) - Fix minor noticeable flaws - you can visit the pages and add your observations to the bid - this is more than welcome. - Fix reviews as they are duplicated in the cards (screenshots added) we use Judge.me plugin - Fix text color in some places, for example in filters for better readability - Update the Next template

Need a specialist who can correctly set up the product Feed. Problem: Currently, over 13,000 products are being uploaded with the same type value (e.g., "everything for manicure and pedicure"). Because of this, it is impossible to segment products in Google Ads and set different advertising budgets. Task: Pass only the final subcategory (the name of the folder) where the product physically resides on the site into the tag, instead of the general root category. Condition: A flat list is needed — without "breadcrumbs" and parent categories through >. Only one, the last phrase (the name of the final section) should go into the tag. ❌ Currently (incorrect): everything for manicure and pedicure ✅ How it should be: Base: Bases Color polish: Gel polishes Router: Routers Starter kit: Starter kits Wax heater: Wax heaters

Currently, there is a store on OpenCart, and order emails are landing in spam. We need to ensure they go to Inbox (ukr.net gmail) and check it. The hosting provider wrote: Poor email delivery may be related to a low sender reputation - IP or domain. In this case, we can advise you to take the following steps to improve your sender reputation: 1. Switch the site to a dedicated IP address. When you use a shared hosting IP address with other users, your reputation may be harmed by the actions of other email senders. If one of the users sharing the same IP address sends spam or violates rules, it can affect the sender reputation for all users using that IP address, including you. Also, some email services limit the number of emails they accept from a single IP address, which can hinder the smooth operation of your email even if the overall reputation of the hosting's shared IP address is good. More details about ordering a dedicated IP address for hosting service: https://thehost.ua/hosting/ip 2. Check if SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records exist and are correctly configured on your domain. These authentication methods can significantly increase the likelihood of your email being delivered and are also mandatory for landing in "Inbox" on some email services. More details about the technical nuances of configuring these records can be found at: https://thehost.ua/wiki/email-reputation 3. Use the SMTP protocol for sending emails. 4. Use double opt-in for your mailing list. Do not launch email campaigns "blindly" - this increases the risk of landing in a spam trap for that email, which can lead to being blacklisted by spam filters for your IP or domain. 5. Avoid spam-like subject lines and stick to the context indicated in the subject line. Avoid trigger phrases, some of which are listed here: https://overloop.com/blog/455-email-spam-trigger-words-avoid-2018/