Modular PHP CMS architecture | custom web apps Norway & Europe

Ruslan Bilohash

Acest articol există în engleză, norvegiană, ucraineană și rusă. Citești versiunea în engleză.

50+ admin files on GitHub: users, shop, booking, cache, Nova Poshta, SMTP. This is how I reuse work across products.

For your project

You do not buy a mystery monolith. You get a CMS with a license, then I enable the modules you need.

What you get

PHP 8 CMS with admin, public site, modules you can turn on, license per domain.
Modular Architecture wired into Shop, Booking or a custom PHP app — live demo first.
Install help on your domain in Norway, the EU or Ukraine.
Direct contact with the developer after launch — not a ticket mill.

I develop web applications with this stack for companies in Norway, Europe and Ukraine. One domain, one license, install help, then you run the product.

Norway, Europe, Ukraine

Norway

Modular Architecture for companies in Drammen, Oslo and the rest of Norway. English and Norwegian UI, Stripe, EU hosting.

Europe

Modular Architecture on a licensed domain for EU shops: hreflang, GDPR cookie banner, multilingual catalog.

Ukraine

Modular Architecture with Ukrainian/Russian storefronts, Nova Poshta where needed, Viber/Telegram alerts.

Live products that already use this

Shop CMS Hosting CMS Pizza CMS

How to order a web app with Modular Architecture

1

Tell me the product

Shop, booking, invoices, landing, or a custom PHP app. Mention Modular Architecture if you already know you need it.
2

I install on your domain

License, DNS, SSL, admin, Modular Architecture settings. You get a working site, not a slide deck.
3

You run it

I stay for onboarding and support. Direct contact with the developer in Drammen, Norway.

Questions

Is source included?

You run the product on your domain. Demos and GitHub show how modules look.

Can you add a custom module?

Yes. That is paid development on top of the license.

Related technologies

Backend & Architecture PHP 8 MySQL Clean Code Design Patterns

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Modules you can see in the repo