Performance Management System (PMS)
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 USD
I am building a single-page, online performance management system that leans heavily on dashboards and analytics rather than e-commerce or social networking flows. The back-end REST APIs are already in place; what I need is a focused front-end expert who can translate those endpoints into an elegant, fully responsive user experience using three core tools: Angular (latest stable version), Tailwind CSS v4, and the Progress UI component suite.
The product scope covers employee evaluations, goal tracking, ongoing feedback, KPI and KRA monitoring, and periodic assessments. Each of these areas will require data-driven views—tables, forms, modals, and interactive charts—tied seamlessly to the API layer. You will also set up routing, state management, and role-based access so that managers, employees, and admins each see only what they should.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-structured Angular code in a Git repo, organised by feature modules
• Tailwind CSS v4 styling that keeps the UI consistent across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints
• Progress UI components (or justified custom components where Progress falls short) wired to the provided APIs
• Environment files and README so another developer can run the project with a single command
• Demo link or build artifact showing everything working end-to-end
Acceptance criteria
• All listed features load data from the real API and allow create / update / delete as appropriate
• No layout or functionality regressions in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, down to 375 px width
• Lighthouse performance score 90 + on desktop and mobile test runs
• Code and commits follow Angular style guide and include concise comments where needed
If you have recent experience with Angular 17+, Tailwind 4, and Progress (Kendo) components, and can move quickly within a Git-centric workflow, I’d love to see a short portfolio link or repo that shows comparable work.
The product scope covers employee evaluations, goal tracking, ongoing feedback, KPI and KRA monitoring, and periodic assessments. Each of these areas will require data-driven views—tables, forms, modals, and interactive charts—tied seamlessly to the API layer. You will also set up routing, state management, and role-based access so that managers, employees, and admins each see only what they should.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-structured Angular code in a Git repo, organised by feature modules
• Tailwind CSS v4 styling that keeps the UI consistent across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints
• Progress UI components (or justified custom components where Progress falls short) wired to the provided APIs
• Environment files and README so another developer can run the project with a single command
• Demo link or build artifact showing everything working end-to-end
Acceptance criteria
• All listed features load data from the real API and allow create / update / delete as appropriate
• No layout or functionality regressions in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, down to 375 px width
• Lighthouse performance score 90 + on desktop and mobile test runs
• Code and commits follow Angular style guide and include concise comments where needed
If you have recent experience with Angular 17+, Tailwind 4, and Progress (Kendo) components, and can move quickly within a Git-centric workflow, I’d love to see a short portfolio link or repo that shows comparable work.
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