Charity Project Front-End Development
Budget: €5,000 – €10,000 EUR
I’m building a new online home for our charity and need an experienced front-end developer to turn the visual concepts into a fast, accessible, mobile-first interface. The site will inform visitors about our cause, guide them through donation and event information, and do so with an empathetic, welcoming look and feel.
All assets—style guide, wireframes, and a fully documented REST/GraphQL API—are ready. Your job is to translate those designs into clean HTML5, CSS3 (or a utility framework such as Tailwind if you prefer), and modern JavaScript. I’m open to React, Vue, or vanilla JS; choose whichever allows you to deliver the snappiest user experience while keeping the codebase readable and maintainable.
Key goals
• Pixel-perfect implementation of supplied Figma designs
• WCAG-compliant accessibility throughout
• Smooth page-to-page transitions and subtle micro-interactions
• Responsive behaviour down to 320 px screen width
• Integration with our donation and mailing-list endpoints (fetch/axios or your preferred client)
• A lightweight build process with clear instructions so future contributors can run the project locally in a couple of commands
Please include a short note about the framework or tooling you’d like to use and a link to one comparable production site you have shipped. Once we agree on the stack, I’ll share the full design files and repo access so you can start right away.
All assets—style guide, wireframes, and a fully documented REST/GraphQL API—are ready. Your job is to translate those designs into clean HTML5, CSS3 (or a utility framework such as Tailwind if you prefer), and modern JavaScript. I’m open to React, Vue, or vanilla JS; choose whichever allows you to deliver the snappiest user experience while keeping the codebase readable and maintainable.
Key goals
• Pixel-perfect implementation of supplied Figma designs
• WCAG-compliant accessibility throughout
• Smooth page-to-page transitions and subtle micro-interactions
• Responsive behaviour down to 320 px screen width
• Integration with our donation and mailing-list endpoints (fetch/axios or your preferred client)
• A lightweight build process with clear instructions so future contributors can run the project locally in a couple of commands
Please include a short note about the framework or tooling you’d like to use and a link to one comparable production site you have shipped. Once we agree on the stack, I’ll share the full design files and repo access so you can start right away.