Two production-level web platforms—one in Laravel, the other in CodeIgniter—need steady hands for day-to-day upkeep and a pipeline of new features. I’m keeping both frameworks alive in parallel, so you’ll be jumping between them with equal frequency. Here’s the technical reality you’ll step into: • PHP 8+, MySQL, and JavaScript power the core logic. • Authentication relies on JWT tokens. • Front-end tweaks happen in Bootstrap and, increasingly, Filament. • Every commit rides through git and lands on GitHub for review. • REST APIs already exist but will evolve as client requirements shift. Your routine will include refactoring older modules, squashing bugs as they surface, extending API endpoints, and polishing the UI so it stays clean and responsive. Each Friday I expect a concise update—what you tackled, what’s pending, and any blockers—so we can reprioritise for the following sprint. The arrangement is a fixed monthly retainer of $460, with scope adjustments rolled into our weekly planning. Deliverables at a glance: 1. Stable, well-documented code pushed to the GitHub repository. 2. New or improved features deployed without regression on either framework. 3. A weekly progress report that maps work done to agreed milestones. If switching contexts between Laravel and CodeIgniter feels natural to you and disciplined version control is already second nature, you’ll fit right in.