Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Pune, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a college capstone project: a straightforward food-delivery web app that keeps the interface clean and minimal yet delivers the core functionality you’d expect from a modern service.

Pages & flow
– Home Page to introduce the service
– Menu Page where visitors browse dishes, add items to a cart, and see totals update in real time
– Contact Page for support details and feedback
Feel free to add any other standard screens you know are essential to make ordering, checkout, and courier management feel seamless (e.g., cart, checkout, rider dashboard, admin panel).

Key features to implement
• Order tracking with live GPS so a customer can follow the courier on a map after checkout.
• Secure user login with profile management (order history, saved addresses, password reset).
• Payment gateway integration for card payments; a sandbox environment is fine for demo purposes.

Design direction
The UI should stay simple and minimalistic—plenty of white space, clear typography, and intuitive navigation. I’m open to the framework or stack you prefer as long as setup instructions are clear so I can demo everything locally during my presentation.

Acceptance criteria
1. A new user can sign up, log in, place an order, pay, and track its progress in one uninterrupted flow.
2. GPS tracking updates automatically without manual refresh. Mock coordinates are acceptable if a live driver app is out of scope.
3. Source code is well-commented, and a short README covers environment setup, tech stack, and any third-party APIs or keys required.
4. All pages load quickly and remain responsive on desktop and mobile.

Hand-off format
Git repo or zipped project folder, SQL dumps if applicable, plus the README. A brief walkthrough video (screen-recorded) would be a bonus but isn’t mandatory.

If the scope is clear and you’re confident you can deliver a polished, working prototype, let’s get started—I’m eager to showcase this in class." (client-provided description)