Automated Trading GUI Front-End
Budget: $250 – $800 USD
I already have a working automated-trading engine tied into the Charles Schwab API and Finviz Elite; now I need a clean, responsive front-end that lets me drive that engine without ever exposing my brokerage credentials. You’ll be working from my detailed UI mock-ups and passing code back and forth so I can run everything locally (HTML files opened in a browser, back-end commands executed through PowerShell).
You are free to choose the front-end stack you’re most productive with—React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, plain TypeScript, or something else entirely—as long as the final build is lightweight and plays nicely with the existing Java/Python services. Occasional tweaks in Java, SQL, or Python may be necessary, so comfort in those languages will help us move quickly.
First milestone
• Ship a responsive GUI that launches locally, renders all screens from the mock-ups, and correctly exchanges data with my back-end via REST/WebSocket calls. I will confirm functionality on my PC.
After that we can iterate on feature polish, error handling, and any edge-case fixes.
If you thrive on front-end work but don’t mind dipping into back-end code now and then, let’s get started—I’m ready to share the mocks and API endpoints as soon as you accept.
You are free to choose the front-end stack you’re most productive with—React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, plain TypeScript, or something else entirely—as long as the final build is lightweight and plays nicely with the existing Java/Python services. Occasional tweaks in Java, SQL, or Python may be necessary, so comfort in those languages will help us move quickly.
First milestone
• Ship a responsive GUI that launches locally, renders all screens from the mock-ups, and correctly exchanges data with my back-end via REST/WebSocket calls. I will confirm functionality on my PC.
After that we can iterate on feature polish, error handling, and any edge-case fixes.
If you thrive on front-end work but don’t mind dipping into back-end code now and then, let’s get started—I’m ready to share the mocks and API endpoints as soon as you accept.