Multi-Vendor Marketplace Revamp

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Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted45 minutes ago
I’m ready to take AfghanOutlet to the next level and the first step is tightening up the foundations of the site and its vendor dashboard. Our immediate priority is to make the platform clean, fast and effortless for both sellers and shoppers so that future SEO work and paid campaigns can perform at their full potential.

Here is what I need in this phase:

• Vendor product, stock and order management – simplify the workflow so vendors can add, edit and fulfil items with minimal clicks, clear notifications and real-time stock status.
• Customer shopping, checkout and account pages – create a friction-free path from product discovery through purchase, with secure payments and intuitive account tools.
• Website speed, mobile layout and overall design – optimise Core Web Vitals, polish the UI for all screen sizes and ensure the look remains consistent with our brand.

I’m happy to provide full access to the current codebase, analytics and any design assets you require. Before we begin, I’d like to see a detailed project proposal that explains:

• Your chosen tech stack, plugins or frameworks for the rebuild or refactor
• A milestone breakdown with estimates for each of the three focus areas above
• How you’ll measure success (e.g., load-time targets, conversion uplift, vendor adoption metrics)
• Any past work that demonstrates multi-vendor experience (links or short case studies are fine)

Once the core platform performs flawlessly, I plan to move straight into on-page SEO, Facebook/Instagram ads, Google Shopping feeds and vendor acquisition campaigns—so a roadmap for how today’s work feeds tomorrow’s growth will stand out.

Looking forward to reviewing your proposal and getting AfghanOutlet fully primed for scale.
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