Urgent Framer Site Repair and rebuid
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
My Framer-built website was running flawlessly until, suddenly, every new component I drop in starts misbehaving—links stop responding, animations refuse to fire, and any fresh element I publish immediately breaks. I need someone who can jump in right away, trace the root cause, and get the critical pieces working again so I can republish on a tight deadline.
Here’s what I know so far
• Existing pages rendered fine until a recent update; since then, newly added frames and interactive layers fail.
• The problem surfaces across browsers and devices, so it looks like an internal Framer or custom-code conflict rather than a deployment issue.
• Priority #1 is to fix the components that are currently broken; polish and UX tweaks can follow once the essentials are stable.
What I’m expecting from you
1. Rapid audit of the project file to locate corrupted overrides, broken link targets, or rogue code snippets.
2. Patch or rebuild the failing components (buttons, navigation links, interactive sections) so they behave exactly as they did before.
3. Regression check across desktop and mobile breakpoints, then deliver a short hand-off note outlining what was changed so I can maintain it going forward.
If you’re comfortable debugging in Framer (React-based overrides, code components, Figma import issues), please let me know how quickly you can start and roughly how long you’ll need to hand back a republish-ready project.
Here’s what I know so far
• Existing pages rendered fine until a recent update; since then, newly added frames and interactive layers fail.
• The problem surfaces across browsers and devices, so it looks like an internal Framer or custom-code conflict rather than a deployment issue.
• Priority #1 is to fix the components that are currently broken; polish and UX tweaks can follow once the essentials are stable.
What I’m expecting from you
1. Rapid audit of the project file to locate corrupted overrides, broken link targets, or rogue code snippets.
2. Patch or rebuild the failing components (buttons, navigation links, interactive sections) so they behave exactly as they did before.
3. Regression check across desktop and mobile breakpoints, then deliver a short hand-off note outlining what was changed so I can maintain it going forward.
If you’re comfortable debugging in Framer (React-based overrides, code components, Figma import issues), please let me know how quickly you can start and roughly how long you’ll need to hand back a republish-ready project.
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