I recently launched an e-commerce site built with Laravel on the back end and React on the front. Right now the product-upload screen is too basic, and shoppers can’t filter effectively. Here’s what I need done next: 1. Extend the product-creation flow so I can add these attributes in a single upload step: Size, Color, Material, Use, Group, Design, Application, Product Content, Characteristic, Speciality, Brand and Clearance. The values must save to the database, appear in the admin edit view and travel cleanly through the existing API to React. 2. Update the customer-facing catalog so shoppers can filter and refine results by any of the new attributes, alongside the existing price and category selectors. Filters should appear instantly without a page reload, using the current React hooks architecture. 3. Keep code style consistent with PSR-12 (Laravel) and my existing functional component pattern (React). Migrations, seeders and concise comments are a must so I can maintain the work later. Acceptance is straightforward: I’ll upload a sample product with every new field filled, confirm it appears correctly on the product page and watch it surface when each corresponding filter is toggled on the storefront. That’s the entire scope—no design change, just solid feature work inside the present stack. Let me know if any clarification is needed.