React Porting for Faster Webapp to REACT
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need to move my current multi-page web application, which has accumulated several features over time, into a clean React codebase with the sole purpose of boosting performance. Right now the platform struggles with long loading times, sluggish rendering of dynamic content, and delays during user interactions.
The backend and API layer will remain exactly as they are; the task is focused on re-implementing the front-end in React, applying best practices such as component-level code-splitting, lazy loading, and efficient state management to achieve noticeably quicker first-paint and interaction times.
What I expect when the hand-off is complete:
• A fully functional React front-end matching all existing features and routes.
• Measurable improvements: time-to-interactive and key interaction latency should drop well below current levels.
• Clear build instructions and a concise README so I can run and extend the project without guesswork.
• Source code pushed to my private Git repository, organised and commented for ongoing maintenance.
You are free to recommend supplementary tooling (e.g., React Router, Redux Toolkit, Vite, Webpack) as long as it aligns with the performance goal.
The backend and API layer will remain exactly as they are; the task is focused on re-implementing the front-end in React, applying best practices such as component-level code-splitting, lazy loading, and efficient state management to achieve noticeably quicker first-paint and interaction times.
What I expect when the hand-off is complete:
• A fully functional React front-end matching all existing features and routes.
• Measurable improvements: time-to-interactive and key interaction latency should drop well below current levels.
• Clear build instructions and a concise README so I can run and extend the project without guesswork.
• Source code pushed to my private Git repository, organised and commented for ongoing maintenance.
You are free to recommend supplementary tooling (e.g., React Router, Redux Toolkit, Vite, Webpack) as long as it aligns with the performance goal.