React Frontend Enhancement & Maintenance
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Our production site is already live on a React stack with a small Node layer behind it, but it needs a confident pair of hands to move it from “good enough” to genuinely polished. I’ll give you access to the private repo and a quick walkthrough of the component structure; from there, your job is to tidy up the rough edges, lift our performance scores, and smooth out the user experience.
Here is what success looks like for me:
• A cleaner, faster UI that feels intuitive on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Existing visual quirks, functionality errors, and any lingering broken links fully resolved.
• Faster initial load and snappier in-app navigation, ideally verified by Lighthouse or similar tooling.
• API calls streamlined or batched so data feels instant without blocking the main thread.
• Code refactored where necessary using modern React patterns; if spinning parts into Next.js pages makes sense, I’m open to that, too.
You’ll be working inside an established codebase, so comfort reading legacy JSX, Redux hooks, and the occasional Express route is important. TypeScript knowledge is helpful but not required.
Send over a link to at least one React project where you owned UI/UX improvements or performance tuning. A GitHub profile is perfect; a concise portfolio site works as well. If we click, there’s plenty more on the roadmap, so think of this as the first milestone in a longer collaboration.
Here is what success looks like for me:
• A cleaner, faster UI that feels intuitive on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Existing visual quirks, functionality errors, and any lingering broken links fully resolved.
• Faster initial load and snappier in-app navigation, ideally verified by Lighthouse or similar tooling.
• API calls streamlined or batched so data feels instant without blocking the main thread.
• Code refactored where necessary using modern React patterns; if spinning parts into Next.js pages makes sense, I’m open to that, too.
You’ll be working inside an established codebase, so comfort reading legacy JSX, Redux hooks, and the occasional Express route is important. TypeScript knowledge is helpful but not required.
Send over a link to at least one React project where you owned UI/UX improvements or performance tuning. A GitHub profile is perfect; a concise portfolio site works as well. If we click, there’s plenty more on the roadmap, so think of this as the first milestone in a longer collaboration.
Related categories:
JavaScript
HTML5
Node.js
AngularJS
React.js
Web Development
Frontend Development
API Integration
Next.js