Show complexity without making the experience complex.
The main challenge was building business-application features — authorization, CRUD operations, imports and search — while keeping both code and interface easy to understand.
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FlowManager
A Laravel business application built to demonstrate a complete application flow: data, authorization, import, search and responsive UI.
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Overview
Designed as a real application, not just a visual demo.
FlowManager started as a portfolio project to demonstrate full-stack Laravel skills while keeping a structure close to a real business application.
The goal is to manage related entities, permissions, search, filters and data imports through a consistent, testable interface.
Clear separation of responsibilities.
Controllers, policies, validation and queries handle application logic; Blade, CSS and JavaScript keep presentation independent and responsive.
01
Key features
Core functionality.
Companies
CRUD, search, filters, validation and company status management.
Contacts
Contact records linked to companies with consistent navigation between entities.
Roles & Permissions
Viewer, operator and administrator levels with dedicated application permissions.
Excel Import
Data import with preview, column mapping and validation before persistence.
Responsive UI
A desktop and mobile interface with consistent visual hierarchy.
Automated Tests
Feature tests covering access, policies, CRUD operations, search and core behaviors.
02
Architecture
Stack and technical choices.
Framework
Laravel 13
Backend
PHP 8.5
Database
MySQL
Frontend
Blade · CSS · JavaScript
Build
Vite
Quality
Policies · Validation · Tests · Git
Result
A project that explains both the code and the way I work.
FlowManager brings together Laravel backend, databases, authorization, data import, testing and frontend development in a single case study that can be discussed during a technical interview.