Expected duration: 3 - 4 weeks I am looking for a skilled web developer (or small team) to build a website similar in functionality and structure to a website that I will communicate once you are selected. The site should include:
A learning-management system (LMS) / online course-portal: user registration, course catalog, video hosting or embedding, course access control, course progress tracking.
User roles: learners, administrators, and possibly “applicant/recruiter” roles if needed (depending on ATS module).
An applicant-tracking / recruitment module (ATS): candidate registrations, job posting page(s), application submission, admin view for applications and data, candidate database.
A blog section (news / articles) — public content.
Payment facility: support for international payment gateways, ability to process payments for courses or services, with secure checkout and payment notifications.
User data and content security, (TLS / SSL), secure user authentication, data protection and ability to export user data.
Admin dashboard for managing courses, users, content, applications, payments, reports.
Scalability: site should be built on a stack that allows growth as number of users / content / traffic increases.
Responsive design — mobile and desktop friendly.
Preferred Technology / Approach (open to suggestions, but include): Option A (preferred if you want faster, budget-friendly delivery): Based on a well-supported CMS (e.g. WordPress) with proven LMS and ATS plugins, custom payment integration. Option B (preferred if you want scalability, flexibility, and long-term robust architecture): A custom web application (e.g. using Laravel, Django, or similar), with modular architecture for LMS, ATS, payments, blog, user management.
What I need from you;
Provide portfolio or examples of similar projects (LMS, membership sites, payment integration, multi-module systems, etc.)
Estimate of development time and cost (if possible, with breakdown: frontend, backend, payment integration, testing, deployment)
Proposed milestones/deliverables (e.g. setup, base functionality, testing, go live)
Post-launch support / bug-fix policy (optional but appreciated)
