If your public directory is not the document root of your server, this will happen. There are a few choices.

1. Run php artisan serve with your command line interface. From there, you can access your development site most likely on http://localhost:8000, and everything will render correctly.

2. Or, you can load all your assets (css, images, scripts, etc.) using the asset helper method. So instead of /css/app.css, you can do asset('css/app.css') and it will render out the full path. In other words, it will render out 'http://localhost/larapack/public/css/app.css'.

For your routes, instead of using the asset() helper, you can use other helper methods like route(). This accepts your route name. So, lets say you have something like this in your routes.php file...

Route::get('auth/login', ['as' => 'login', 'uses' => 'Auth\AuthController@getLogin']);

'login' would be the path name so route('login') would render out the full path to your login url, which would be http://localhost/larapack/public/auth/login