Project Title: Website Developer – Global Military Medal & Ribbon Display Builder Description: We’re looking for a talented full-stack developer to build a public website that generates accurate military ribbon racks and medal displays. The goal is to let anyone create a regulation-correct presentation of their service awards and download a finished page for $1. The site must cover all U.S. Armed Forces and later expand to Commonwealth countries. Users will have two input options: 1. Paste from Wikipedia: The site analyzes copied text, identifies medals, and builds the correct display automatically. 2. Manual Entry: Users type medals one by one. A live lookup system suggests matches (for example, typing “Sil” shows “Silver Star”) and asks for quantities or devices. The system must follow official order-of-precedence rules for each branch. For obscure medals, it should search the web and pull a matching image. Users preview and approve their layout before payment and download. Key Features: • Dynamic medal and ribbon rendering engine. • Rules database for all U.S. military branches. • Live lookup and autocomplete medal entry. • Automatic Wikipedia text parsing. • On-screen approval before PDF generation. • Secure payment integration (Apple Pay, PayPal, credit cards). • Scalable for future Commonwealth data. What to Include in Your Proposal: • Examples of complex or data-driven websites you’ve built. • Your technical plan and time estimate. • Cost for a full U.S. version and later Commonwealth expansion. I need a responsive e-commerce website dedicated to custom medal display racks for service members. The site must let visitors build a rack online and be confident that every medal is positio