Remote Front End Development
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have complete screen layouts in Figma and need a developer who can turn each frame into a live, responsive interface. You’ll be working fully remote in my existing Git workflow, so regular commits and clear pull-request notes are essential.
Tech stack
I’m primarily using React and Angular on current projects, so solid experience with either (or both) is non-negotiable. Core HTML, modern CSS (Flexbox/Grid), and vanilla JavaScript best practices should feel second nature to you.
Design hand-off
You’ll receive organised Figma files and a basic brand kit—logo files plus a simple colour palette. Beyond those assets I rely on your judgement for spacing, typography hierarchy, and interaction polish, provided the result stays faithful to the original designs and remains fully responsive.
Scope & deliverables
• Convert each assigned Figma page into pixel-accurate components
• Ensure mobile-first responsiveness and cross-browser consistency
• Push work via Git with concise commit messages
• Flag UI or UX edge cases early and propose solutions
Acceptance criteria
A page is approved when it matches the Figma layout at common breakpoints, passes automated Lighthouse checks ≥90 for performance and accessibility, and ships with no console errors.
If you enjoy collaborative reviews over Slack or Zoom and can share recent code samples that reflect these standards, I’d love to start on the first batch of pages right away.
Tech stack
I’m primarily using React and Angular on current projects, so solid experience with either (or both) is non-negotiable. Core HTML, modern CSS (Flexbox/Grid), and vanilla JavaScript best practices should feel second nature to you.
Design hand-off
You’ll receive organised Figma files and a basic brand kit—logo files plus a simple colour palette. Beyond those assets I rely on your judgement for spacing, typography hierarchy, and interaction polish, provided the result stays faithful to the original designs and remains fully responsive.
Scope & deliverables
• Convert each assigned Figma page into pixel-accurate components
• Ensure mobile-first responsiveness and cross-browser consistency
• Push work via Git with concise commit messages
• Flag UI or UX edge cases early and propose solutions
Acceptance criteria
A page is approved when it matches the Figma layout at common breakpoints, passes automated Lighthouse checks ≥90 for performance and accessibility, and ships with no console errors.
If you enjoy collaborative reviews over Slack or Zoom and can share recent code samples that reflect these standards, I’d love to start on the first batch of pages right away.
Related categories:
JavaScript
CSS
HTML5
HTML
AngularJS
Git
Frontend Development
Figma
Angular
Accessibility