My Laravel-based site is showing a few persistent bugs that need to be squashed before the next release. The problems appear on the live site—unexpected errors in some pages and occasional failed form submissions—so I need clean, well-documented fixes pushed straight to production without disrupting users. Once the codebase is stable, the next step is to replace the current SMTP setup with AWS email services (SES). I have never used AWS for email, so I’ll rely on you to: • Set up SES in my AWS account, including domain and email verification • Update all relevant Laravel mail configuration (.env, config/mail.php) • Handle IAM permissions and DKIM/SPF records so messages land in the inbox, not spam • Build a quick test route or command to prove sending, receiving and failure-handling all work Everything must stay PSR-12 compliant, and any changes should be committed through Git so I can review the diff. Feel free to suggest small refactors if they prevent future issues, but keep the scope limited to these bug fixes and the SES integration. Clear, concise comments and a short README update will complete the job.