Admin Views
The admin panel (resources/views/admin/) was out of scope for this engagement and was not redesigned. It remains the largest single area of the application by view count, with a dedicated folder for nearly every entity in the system: bookings, products, vendors, stores, services, and many more. The corresponding controller structure is documented in Architecture & Codebase.
The One Exception
Section titled “The One Exception”The guest checkout flow introduced a new kind of order: one placed by someone who isn’t a logged in user. The admin panel wasn’t originally built to display this, since every order was previously assumed to belong to a real customer account.
To keep order management usable alongside the new guest flow, a small, additive change was made to the existing order views, surfacing the relevant new fields, such as guest contact details, only when an order belongs to a guest. This was the minimum necessary to keep the admin side functional once guest orders existed. It was not a redesign of the admin panel, and it did not touch the surrounding logic or layout of any other admin view.
The mechanism behind this, how guest orders are represented in the data model and why the admin view needed to check for it, is documented in Architecture & Codebase.
No other admin views were modified.