Build a Wordpress plugin connected to our API (Version 2)

Intro Whydonate Whydonate is a global fundraising platform that connects causes with donors in an efficient, relevant and enjoyable way. We try to create the best cross continent fundraising platform in the world that can be used by individuals, NGO’s and companies. We do this by providing the newest fundraising features at a no-cure-no-pay pricing model. This way everybody can make use of our platform without having any upfront costs. We believe fundraising should be available for every good cause! Intro Gig Check the current Wordpress plugin to see how it currently works: [login to view URL] On this page you can see a working example of the current plugin: [login to view URL] This Gig is about updating the current plugin with new features and functionalities. The Gig should include bug fixing and support for at least 3 months. Take in account Connect with the publib Whydonate API. The working API can be found on Whydonate.nl. There is minimal support from Whydonate’s technical team. Before coding, there should be a good wireframe and design for the plugin. As soon as it’s approved the coding can start. Functionalities 1. Whydonate Registration within Wordpress plugin: To be able to connect with the Whydonate API a user should register. This process should be done within the Wordpress plugin. After registration the donations will be allocated to this account. Create an account on [login to view URL] to check the registration steps and flow. 2. Add donation elements to page. The user should be able to check element boxes. The elements will show accordingly to the checked boxes. These are the options: - Donate button: Just shows a donation button. Clicking the button will open the donation pop-up with the form. Check the current plugin to see how this works. - Donate form - Donation progress bar - Campaign days left 3. Customize styling (colors, font, size, text) Every donation element can be styled separately by adding code or using a Wordpress builder. This should be done in the same screen as the donation element selector from ‘2.’. 4. Custom redirect URL (should include a valid URL test) 5. Multi-language support for the plugin. 6. Responsive design that works for phones, tablets and desktops. 7. Add a dashboard were the user can see all his donations. 8. Good error notifications if something is wrong. 9. Compatible with the most common Wordpress versions and themes (95% coverage). 10. Compatible on most common browsers. 11. Write a good installation instruction. Design + wireframes Come up with a good design that allows the user to easely install and use this plugin.