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Usage of $PWD doesn't make any sense since docker-compose can resolve relative paths.
An environment variable called $ROOT is being used and you expect a cert folder in it. In the nginx sub-folder you try to use letsencrypt. It would be smarter to not do https in your web-application but rather delegate it to something like jwilder/nginx-proxy with letsencrypt-companion
There is no need to map all exposed ports. I would recommend to only map port 80 of the web application. Within the docker-compose infrastructure all containers can access each other via network using the service-name from the docker-compose file.
$PWDdoesn't make any sense since docker-compose can resolve relative paths.$ROOTis being used and you expect a cert folder in it. In the nginx sub-folder you try to use letsencrypt. It would be smarter to not do https in your web-application but rather delegate it to something like jwilder/nginx-proxy with letsencrypt-companion