Website Content, Logo, and Web App
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m refreshing my technology brand from the ground up and have three key pieces I’d like handled together so everything launches in sync.
First, the wording: I need existing website pages tightened up and a few new sections drafted so the copy sounds clear, engaging, and on-brand. Think concise product descriptions, an about-us page that tells our story, and any micro-copy that guides visitors through the site.
Second, the visual identity: I’m after a clean, modern logo that instantly signals “tech,” works on both dark and light backgrounds, and scales well from favicon to billboard. Source files in editable vector format are essential.
Third, the build: a lightweight web application (front-end plus a simple back-end) that showcases one of our core tools. It should be responsive, cross-browser tested, and ready for real-world use. I’m comfortable with popular stacks—React or Vue on the front, Node, Django, or similar on the back—but I’m open to what you’re best at as long as it’s maintainable and well-documented. Unit and basic integration tests must be included so we kick off with confidence.
Please highlight the specific experience you have in each of these areas, share links to live sites or repos where possible, and outline how you would phase the work so copy, design, and code come together smoothly.
First, the wording: I need existing website pages tightened up and a few new sections drafted so the copy sounds clear, engaging, and on-brand. Think concise product descriptions, an about-us page that tells our story, and any micro-copy that guides visitors through the site.
Second, the visual identity: I’m after a clean, modern logo that instantly signals “tech,” works on both dark and light backgrounds, and scales well from favicon to billboard. Source files in editable vector format are essential.
Third, the build: a lightweight web application (front-end plus a simple back-end) that showcases one of our core tools. It should be responsive, cross-browser tested, and ready for real-world use. I’m comfortable with popular stacks—React or Vue on the front, Node, Django, or similar on the back—but I’m open to what you’re best at as long as it’s maintainable and well-documented. Unit and basic integration tests must be included so we kick off with confidence.
Please highlight the specific experience you have in each of these areas, share links to live sites or repos where possible, and outline how you would phase the work so copy, design, and code come together smoothly.