Full-Stack Bug Fixes & Features
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
My web application needs a thorough full-stack pass. Both the frontend and backend contain bugs that appear during normal user flows, and resolving these is the first priority. Right after stabilising the codebase, we will dive into new functionality: rolling out fresh features, polishing and extending existing ones, and wiring in selected third-party services.
Feature work spans three fronts: user-interface improvements built in React (TypeScript), deeper backend logic in Node.js/Express, and new REST/GraphQL APIs that will be documented with OpenAPI. Everything lives in a GitHub repo with a Kanban board and CI pipeline; work happens on feature branches, merged by pull request with unit tests.
Deliverables
• Repaired critical and minor bugs recorded in the tracker
• Updated UI per supplied Figma screens
• Refactored or extended backend logic with passing tests
• New API endpoints fully documented
• Seamless integration with the chosen third-party service (details shared at kick-off)
• Deployments to staging and, once approved, production
Acceptance criteria: no lint or test regressions, code coverage unchanged or better, all acceptance checks green on CI, and a smooth experience in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
If you are comfortable moving from React components to SQL queries and back again—and enjoy leaving code cleaner than you found it—this should be a rewarding sprint together.
Feature work spans three fronts: user-interface improvements built in React (TypeScript), deeper backend logic in Node.js/Express, and new REST/GraphQL APIs that will be documented with OpenAPI. Everything lives in a GitHub repo with a Kanban board and CI pipeline; work happens on feature branches, merged by pull request with unit tests.
Deliverables
• Repaired critical and minor bugs recorded in the tracker
• Updated UI per supplied Figma screens
• Refactored or extended backend logic with passing tests
• New API endpoints fully documented
• Seamless integration with the chosen third-party service (details shared at kick-off)
• Deployments to staging and, once approved, production
Acceptance criteria: no lint or test regressions, code coverage unchanged or better, all acceptance checks green on CI, and a smooth experience in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
If you are comfortable moving from React components to SQL queries and back again—and enjoy leaving code cleaner than you found it—this should be a rewarding sprint together.