We curently have a quote section on our website and it is connected to our internal project management portal hosted php 8 and mysql. But it is very finicky and constantly breaking if anything changes on the php 8 / mysql portal. We're looking for creating a different quotesystem where website visitors can request quotes for our services. Our website is based on WordPress and the solution should be streamlined and very user friendly. You’re free to build this as a mini-plugin, shortcode, widget, or Gutenberg block, as long as it follows WordPress best practices, loads quickly, and lets me update the quote list without touching code. Front-end styling should match my current theme out of the box and remain fully responsive. Please deliver the working component installed on a staging copy of the site, along with clear instructions for adding, editing, and reordering quotes in the admin. This is what we're looking for: The quote engine should be standalone, hosted on WordPress. Integration with internal systems should be done asynchronously via API, not direct dependency. Public form → Independent DB → API webhook → Internal system (like our EPS). The result should be: High stability No UI/UX issues from backend updates Flexible design and branding Faster turnaround for marketing needs It should use drag-and-drop file uploads with automatic word count ability. The result should be Instant email notifications + EPS sync without being directly connected to EPS. Once you propose a solution we will create workflow based on stability and user-friendly process. The client should be able to easily accept / modify the quote to start the projec.t RULES: 1. Please do not try to contact us outside of Freelancer platform. We are accepting clarification questions until Saturday December 6 at 1 pm EST. 2. Everyone responding to this post should be a verified company or freelancer with government issued ID. 3. Your bid should be as practical/real as possible based on the specs document. Do not create a placeholder bid to create a low-ball offer.