React Sports Exchange Frontend
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
I’m building a sports-exchange platform and have the entire back-end API ready; what’s missing is the user-facing interface. The scope is strictly front-end, written in modern React (functional components and hooks).
The job centres on the betting workflow: displaying markets, selecting odds, filling a bet slip and submitting the stake. I’ll provide Figma screens, endpoint specs and sample JSON responses so you can wire the UI to live data without touching server-side code.
Deliverables (all in a single Git repository):
• Responsive SPA matching the supplied designs.
• Clean, reusable components for the event list, market depth, bet slip and confirmation flow.
• State management via Context or Redux—whichever keeps the codebase lean.
• API integration layer that hits the existing REST endpoints and handles loading/errors gracefully.
• ESLint-clean build, tested across the latest Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
Acceptance criteria: every screen renders without console errors, bets submit and update the UI on the mocked success response, and the layout adapts down to 375 px mobile width.
If you enjoy real-time sports apps and take pride in tidy React code, this should be a straightforward sprint.
The job centres on the betting workflow: displaying markets, selecting odds, filling a bet slip and submitting the stake. I’ll provide Figma screens, endpoint specs and sample JSON responses so you can wire the UI to live data without touching server-side code.
Deliverables (all in a single Git repository):
• Responsive SPA matching the supplied designs.
• Clean, reusable components for the event list, market depth, bet slip and confirmation flow.
• State management via Context or Redux—whichever keeps the codebase lean.
• API integration layer that hits the existing REST endpoints and handles loading/errors gracefully.
• ESLint-clean build, tested across the latest Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
Acceptance criteria: every screen renders without console errors, bets submit and update the UI on the mocked success response, and the layout adapts down to 375 px mobile width.
If you enjoy real-time sports apps and take pride in tidy React code, this should be a straightforward sprint.