Techwine Solutions

Overview

Built for: Startups and businesses looking for custom web apps, mobile apps, UI/UX, AI integrations or cloud work, and the agency admin who keeps the site up to date.

Main features

• Database-driven homepage

  Featured services, featured case studies, the tech stack section, testimonials, FAQs and contact details are all loaded from the database, so the homepage changes when the content does.

• Service landing pages

  Each service has its own page at /services/{slug}. Process steps are stored as JSON and edited in the admin with a builder that adds and removes steps.

• Case studies with galleries

  Portfolio pages show the challenge, solution and results, a category, an image gallery and a related project, chosen from the same category first and at random otherwise.

• Portfolio manager

  Search across title and client, filter by category, sort columns and page through results. Slugs are generated automatically, and gallery images can be uploaded in bulk and removed one by one, with the files cleaned up from storage.

• Lead capture with email alerts

  The contact form validates input, stores each enquiry as a new lead and sends a notification email to the primary address configured in site settings.

• Global site settings

  Contact, general and social details live in a grouped key-value table, and the navbar, footer and contact sections read from it across the whole site.

• Pages and SEO module

  Static pages carry a meta title, description, keywords, Open Graph image and a published or draft status. The site also has a sitemap and Google Search Console verification.

• Content managers for every section

  Separate admin modules handle blogs, technologies, categories, testimonials and FAQs, and a dashboard shows live counts of leads, case studies, services and articles.

Development and architecture

Content model designed up front

I documented the schema before writing code: site settings, pages, categories, services, portfolios, technologies, blogs, FAQs, testimonials and leads, with a pivot linking case studies to technologies.

Shared categories table

Case studies and blog posts use one categories table with a type column, which keeps the schema small without mixing the two lists in the admin.

Key-value site settings

Settings are key-value rows with group and type columns, so contact and social details are edited in one place in the admin and rendered across the site without code changes.

JSON columns where structure is light

Gallery images and service process steps are stored as JSON with Eloquent casts, which avoids extra tables for small ordered lists.

Livewire CRUD managers

Admin modules use debounced search, sortable columns, category filters that reset pagination, automatic slug generation and file uploads with temporary previews.

Leads stored, then emailed

Each enquiry is written to the database before a Laravel mailable is sent to the admin address resolved from settings at runtime, so the lead is already saved if the email step fails.

Technology

• Laravel
• PHP
• Livewire
• Laravel Jetstream
• Laravel Fortify
• Tailwind CSS
• Vite
• Bootstrap
• GSAP
• SQLite