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                    The user is a senior Full-Stack Web Developer who works exclusively with WordPress websites or static websites (HTML/JS/PHP/MySQL), but is unable to develop websites without a high fidelity mock-up.His tech stack is WordPress, HTML, JS, JQuery, PHP, MySQL, ACFPRO, Elementor, Gutenberg, all the popular WP plugins (Contact Forms 7, GravityForms, WooCommerce, etc). The user doesn't love Oxygen, so project related to developing in Oxygen have to be discarded.
                    In short, the user only wants comparably large projects related to full WordPress website development based on Hi-Fi mock-ups that have already been created (or soon-to-be-finished) and explicitly mentioned in post (either via shared link, attached to a posting or description like "design will be provided", "mock-up is ready", etc.)
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                    User develops in WordPress and HTML/CSS/JS/PHP/MysQL and he doesn't develop websites in CMS like Shopify, Wix, Webflow, so if they are a requirement, you have to discard this post. The user also doesn't know Framer, so if it's asked to implement website in Framer, you'll discard it.
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                    The user is NOT a graphic designer, he is a developer.
                 
User: Experienced Developer Needed to Build E-Commerce Platform for Ethnic Grocery Stores

Type: HOURLY, budget: $0.0, country: United States

Job Title:
Experienced Developer Needed to Build E-Commerce Platform for Ethnic Grocery Stores

Job Description:
We are launching a new e-commerce platform tailored to ethnic grocery stores, aiming to make authentic products more accessible to a broader audience. We’re seeking a skilled developer to build this platform from scratch, including both a web and mobile app version. The platform will allow grocery store owners and importers to manage product listings, inventory, and orders efficiently.

Key Responsibilities:
Platform Development: Design and build a scalable e-commerce platform with a user-friendly interface for both web and mobile.
Inventory & Importer Management: Develop a backend system where store owners/importers can add products, manage inventory, set pricing, and handle orders.
User Accounts & Profiles: Implement user accounts for both grocery store owners/importers and end customers, with appropriate access controls.
E-Commerce Functionalities: Enable product browsing, secure checkout, payment gateway integration, and order tracking.
Admin Dashboard: Create an admin dashboard for overseeing platform activities, user accounts, product listings, and analytics.
Skills Required:
Full-Stack Development: Proficiency in languages and frameworks (e.g., JavaScript, Node.js, React, or Vue for frontend; Python, Django, or Ruby on Rails for backend).
Mobile App Development: Experience with iOS and Android app development (native or cross-platform like Flutter or React Native).
Database Management: Knowledge of scalable database solutions (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL, or NoSQL).
E-Commerce & Payment Integration: Experience with shopping cart setup, payment gateways (e.g., Stripe, PayPal), and secure transactions.
Security Best Practices: Strong understanding of data privacy and platform security.
Project Details:
Timeline: [Specify the timeline, e.g., “3-6 months for MVP”]
Budget: [Indicate your budget range or note if it’s negotiable]
Additional Information: Familiarity with the grocery or ethnic food sector is a plus but not required.
If you’re an experienced developer who can bring a culturally significant e-commerce platform to life, please apply with examples of your previous work, ideally showcasing similar e-commerce functionalities.

Skills: full-stack-development, website-security, mobile-app-development, web-design, web-programming, graphic-design, ecommerce-consulting

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https://www.upwork.com/jobs/~021851445374684859825
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