I have a Laravel application in production and a growing list of URL-related problems that need attention. The priorities are clear: some routes are pointing to the wrong controllers, a handful of internal links now return 404s, and overall URL structure could be far more SEO-friendly. I’ve already documented every offending route and link in a spreadsheet, so you’ll be working from concrete examples rather than hunting blind. Here’s what I need from you: • Resolve the routing issues so each path maps cleanly to its intended controller or closure, following Laravel’s best practices. • Track down and repair all broken links—whether that means updating blade templates, adjusting route names, or introducing proper 301 redirects. • Refactor the URL scheme for better SEO: clean slugs, consistent trailing-slash behavior, meaningful meta tags where routes feed blade views, and an updated sitemap reflecting the new structure. The project is Git-based; once we agree on milestones I’ll give you a feature branch and access to my staging server so we can validate fixes in real time. Testing is important: I expect automated route tests (phpunit) confirming every change plus a quick walkthrough on how you approached each fix. If any third-party Laravel packages are needed for slug generation or redirection, just flag them before you commit. When everything passes in staging—and my link checker comes back clean—I’ll merge to production and close the project.