Laravel & PHP development

What I build

• Custom web applications — business logic that no off-the-shelf product handles correctly
• SaaS back ends — multi-user systems with roles, permissions and account separation
• Admin dashboards — full CRUD, reporting and role-based access so a team can self-serve
• REST APIs — documented endpoints with authentication, validation and sensible error handling
• Database design — relational schemas that stay fast and correct as data grows
• Integrations — payment gateways, CRMs, mail providers, third-party APIs
• Rescue work — taking over Laravel or PHP projects another developer left unfinished

How I work on Laravel projects

1. Model the domain before writing features

Most expensive rewrites trace back to a data model that was wrong in week one. I start with entities and relationships, confirm them against how your business actually operates, and only then build screens on top.

2. Use the framework as intended

MVC structure, Eloquent relationships, migrations, queues for slow work, validation at the boundary. Conventional Laravel is easy for any future developer to pick up — including whoever maintains it after me. Clever code that only I understand is a liability I am handing you.

3. Build the admin panel as a real tool

The admin panel decides whether your team can run the system without calling a developer. It gets proper attention, not whatever is left at the end of the budget.

4. Ship it properly

Deployment, hosting, DNS, SSL and environment configuration are part of the job. A project is not done when the code works on my machine.

Technology

Framework

Laravel

Language

PHP (OOP, MVC)

Database

MySQL, SQL

Front end

Blade, JavaScript, React, Angular, Bootstrap, Tailwind

Auth

Sessions, tokens, role-based access

Tooling

Git, GitHub, Postman, cPanel, Netlify, Vercel

Related work

• OmniReferral — Laravel real estate lead engine with staged intake and routing
• TenantFlow ↗ — property management dashboard for tenants, payments and complaints
• Attendance System ↗ — Laravel attendance management with analytics

Common questions

Can you take over an existing Laravel project?

Yes. I will audit it first and tell you plainly whether repairing or rebuilding is cheaper, before either of us commits.

Do you work with older PHP codebases?

Yes, including CodeIgniter and custom PHP applications. Legacy code is normal, not a disqualifier.

Who owns the code?

You do. Repository and hosting accounts are in your name or transferred at handover.