I need a working web prototype of a ticket resell marketplace. The focus is on the core flow and data structure rather than full-scale production features. Scope of work • Build a clean, simple interface that allows smooth navigation between the main pages (home, listings, listing details, user dashboard, admin dashboard). • Implement the three basic roles I will use later—Buyer, Seller and Admin—with the right access to their own areas. • Set up the underlying database tables so tickets, users, orders and basic status updates persist and can be queried. • Wire minimal business logic: account creation and login, posting a ticket for sale, browsing/searching tickets, placing a reservation/hold, and basic admin moderation. • No payment gateway, no external API connections; placeholders or stubs are enough where those would normally sit. Tech stack is your choice as long as it is common, well-documented and easy for another developer to extend. Think React + Node + Mongo, or Django + PostgreSQL, or similar—let me know what you prefer when you bid. Deliverables 1. Source code (frontend, backend, database migrations/seed data). 2. A short README with setup steps and notes on how each role can be tested. 3. Deployed demo link or video walkthrough proving the flows above work. Acceptance criteria • Pages load quickly and look consistent in modern desktop browsers. • The “simple and clean” aesthetic is respected: readable typography, clear spacing, no heavy animations. • Each role can log in and see only its permitted actions. • CRUD operations for tickets function without error and data survives a page refresh. • Code is organised and commented well enough for a hand-off. If you have a starter boilerplate that fits these needs, feel free to suggest it—speed of delivery matters more than building everything from scratch.