My Laravel-based website is already about 80 % finished, but the custom CMS still lacks several key pieces. I need an experienced Laravel developer to jump in, finish the remaining work, and hand over a fully functional, production-ready CMS along with every source file and deployment instruction. What remains • User Management – build the back-end screens and logic so I can create, edit, suspend, or delete users. • Roles & Permissions – only two roles are required: Administrator (full access) and Editor (limited to content and media tasks). • Content Creation & Editing – page builder or rich-text editor that lets me adjust copy, layout blocks, and footers across the site. • Media Management – unified library for images, video and document uploads, with the ability to attach assets to pages or posts. • Content Types – the system must comfortably handle text/articles, images & videos, and downloadable documents/files. Environment & expectations The existing codebase is a clean Laravel project (latest LTS) using Blade templates, Git for version control, and a MySQL database. You’ll receive full repo access at the start. I expect you to follow Laravel best practices (service containers, policies, migrations, seeders, etc.) and keep the UI responsive with Bootstrap or Tailwind—whichever matches the current build. Deliverables 1. Completed CMS modules integrated into the live repository. 2. Thoroughly commented code, migrations, and seeders. 3. Installation & update guide so I can re-deploy without guesswork. 4. Final hand-over of all files, assets, and credentials on completion. Acceptance criteria • I can log in as Administrator or Editor and see role-appropriate menus. • Pages, posts, and footer elements can be added, edited, reordered, or removed without touching code. • Media uploads appear instantly in the library and can be linked to any content item. • No critical bugs in production; PHPUnit test suite passes. If you’ve built robust CMS features in Laravel before and can move quickly while keeping the codebase readable, this project should be straightforward. Let’s get the last 20 % wrapped up and shipped.