Catverse – Community Cat Gallery

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Catverse is a polished, ready-to-deploy community cat-photo gallery built for cat lovers, pet communities, creators, shelters, and anyone looking to launch a niche photo-sharing website without starting from scratch.Visitors can browse a responsive gallery, search cats by name, open photos in a full-screen viewer, like their favorite cats, and submit their own photos directly from the website. Submitted photos are placed into a moderation queue so the owner can approve, reject, or delete content before it becomes publicly visible.Core Features• Responsive modern cat-gallery interface• Community photo submissions• Admin moderation dashboard• Approve / reject / delete workflow• Like / unlike system with live like counts• Search functionality• Full-screen image viewer• Mobile-friendly camera capture option• Automatic fallback captions for submissions• Image validation and server-side processing• JPG, PNG, and WebP upload support• Upload size and dimension validation• Secure password-protected admin area• MySQL/MariaDB database integration• PHP backend with JSON APIs• No frontend framework or build process requiredIncluded in the SaleThe buyer receives the complete project source, including the frontend, PHP backend, database schema, admin panel, upload system, API endpoints, uploaded image assets, setup documentation, and transfer checklist.The project is intentionally built with plain HTML, CSS, vanilla JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL/MariaDB, making it straightforward to customize, host, or extend without a complicated framework or build pipeline.Potential UsesThe project can be launched as a standalone cat-photo community, adapted for a broader pet-photo platform, used by animal shelters or rescue communities, or repurposed into another niche user-generated-content website.Technical StackFrontend: HTML, CSS, Vanilla JavaScriptBackend: PHPDatabase: MySQL / MariaDBImage Processing: PHP GDThis is a turnkey foundation for someone who wants a visually polished community website and an existing upload + moderation workflow rather than building the entire system from zero.