I want to take Quick Wear’s on-demand clothing service to the next level by polishing the interface, eliminating failed orders, and—most important—giving customers a truly real-time view of their deliveries. The top priority is the tracking experience: a live map that pins the courier’s location, constantly updated delivery-time estimates, and proactive status notifications that reach users the moment anything changes. Tailwind already powers our styling, so every UI improvement must slot neatly into the existing component set without bloating CSS. Behind the scenes we run PHP 8 with a MySQL store. Under heavy traffic the server load climbs and order failures appear; that has to go. I need the back-end refactored to handle spikes gracefully, speed up responses, and keep inventory counts perfectly synced after every purchase. Think query profiling, smart caching, and queueing where appropriate. Deliverables I expect: • Real-time tracking module with map, dynamic ETAs, and notification hooks fully integrated into the current order flow • Refreshed order and tracking screens built with HTML, Tailwind, and vanilla JavaScript for a smoother, faster user experience • Optimised PHP services and controllers that tame server load while preserving data integrity in MySQL • Clean, well-commented code in Git plus a brief report comparing pre- and post-optimisation performance I will provide access to a staging server as soon as the first commit is ready. My goal is to roll these improvements into production within the next couple of weeks so same-day delivery feels instant and reliable for every customer.