Rebuild React Site In html/css/js page
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I currently have an e-commerce website built with TypeScript, React, and Vite. I need the entire front-end redeveloped in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while preserving the exact layout and structure of the existing design.
Key points
• Purpose: It remains an e-commerce site.
• Must-have feature: a fully functional shopping cart (no other account or payment modules are required right now).
• Design fidelity: every page, section, and component should look and behave exactly as it does today—only the tech stack changes.
• Tech requirements: No React, Vite, or TypeScript in the final delivery; just clean, well-organized HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS.
• Assets: I will provide the current codebase, images, and any style guides so you can mirror the UI precisely.
Deliverables
1. Replicated site coded in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
2. Working shopping-cart logic handled in vanilla JS.
3. Commented source files and a concise README explaining the build/run steps.
4. Cross-browser testing to ensure consistent appearance in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
If you have experience converting React projects to lightweight static builds or SPA-style vanilla JS, let’s discuss timelines and your approach.
Key points
• Purpose: It remains an e-commerce site.
• Must-have feature: a fully functional shopping cart (no other account or payment modules are required right now).
• Design fidelity: every page, section, and component should look and behave exactly as it does today—only the tech stack changes.
• Tech requirements: No React, Vite, or TypeScript in the final delivery; just clean, well-organized HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS.
• Assets: I will provide the current codebase, images, and any style guides so you can mirror the UI precisely.
Deliverables
1. Replicated site coded in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
2. Working shopping-cart logic handled in vanilla JS.
3. Commented source files and a concise README explaining the build/run steps.
4. Cross-browser testing to ensure consistent appearance in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
If you have experience converting React projects to lightweight static builds or SPA-style vanilla JS, let’s discuss timelines and your approach.