React Front-End Component Development
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m extending an existing React codebase and need a skilled developer to jump in, craft new reusable components, and refine the current UI for better performance and responsiveness. The project is strictly front-end for now; you’ll be working with the latest React features (hooks, functional components, context) and modern tooling such as Vite or Create React App, ESLint, Prettier, and Git.
You’ll receive a detailed Figma layout along with the current repository access. Your job is to translate those designs into clean, maintainable code, wire up any placeholder data to mock services I provide, and keep styling consistent with our design tokens (CSS-in-JS with styled-components or standard CSS modules—whichever fits best).
Deliverables:
• New, fully responsive components matching the Figma designs
• Refactoring of any overlapping legacy class components to modern functional equivalents
• Clear in-code documentation and a concise README outlining setup and build steps
• A brief hand-off video or call summarising what was done and how to extend it further
Quality, readability, and adherence to React best practices are paramount. If you’re comfortable pushing well-tested, production-ready React code, let’s get started.
You’ll receive a detailed Figma layout along with the current repository access. Your job is to translate those designs into clean, maintainable code, wire up any placeholder data to mock services I provide, and keep styling consistent with our design tokens (CSS-in-JS with styled-components or standard CSS modules—whichever fits best).
Deliverables:
• New, fully responsive components matching the Figma designs
• Refactoring of any overlapping legacy class components to modern functional equivalents
• Clear in-code documentation and a concise README outlining setup and build steps
• A brief hand-off video or call summarising what was done and how to extend it further
Quality, readability, and adherence to React best practices are paramount. If you’re comfortable pushing well-tested, production-ready React code, let’s get started.