Full-Stack Web App Build
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
This project calls for the complete design and development of a production-ready web application. Only the web version is in scope right now; mobile or desktop variants may be considered later once the browser-based experience is solid.
Scope of work
You will architect both the front-end and back-end, set up the database, implement secure authentication, and deploy to a live environment. Modern, widely supported technologies (for example React, Vue, Angular, Node.js, Django, or similar) are welcome as long as the final codebase is clean, well-documented, and easy to maintain.
Key deliverables
• Interactive, responsive UI built with a contemporary JavaScript framework
• Robust back-end API with clear endpoints and error handling
• Scalable database schema and migrations
• User authentication and role management
• Deployment scripts or CI/CD pipeline so the app can be pushed to staging and production with minimal friction
• Basic documentation covering setup, build steps, and environment variables
Acceptance criteria
1. All major browsers on desktop and mobile render the interface consistently.
2. No critical security vulnerabilities are flagged by standard tools (OWASP ZAP or equivalent).
3. Source code passes linting/tests and is handed over in a private repository.
4. A live demo link proves the deployment process works end-to-end.
Please note: timeline and specific stack choices can be refined together, but the final product must be fully functional, well-tested, and ready for real-world use.
Scope of work
You will architect both the front-end and back-end, set up the database, implement secure authentication, and deploy to a live environment. Modern, widely supported technologies (for example React, Vue, Angular, Node.js, Django, or similar) are welcome as long as the final codebase is clean, well-documented, and easy to maintain.
Key deliverables
• Interactive, responsive UI built with a contemporary JavaScript framework
• Robust back-end API with clear endpoints and error handling
• Scalable database schema and migrations
• User authentication and role management
• Deployment scripts or CI/CD pipeline so the app can be pushed to staging and production with minimal friction
• Basic documentation covering setup, build steps, and environment variables
Acceptance criteria
1. All major browsers on desktop and mobile render the interface consistently.
2. No critical security vulnerabilities are flagged by standard tools (OWASP ZAP or equivalent).
3. Source code passes linting/tests and is handed over in a private repository.
4. A live demo link proves the deployment process works end-to-end.
Please note: timeline and specific stack choices can be refined together, but the final product must be fully functional, well-tested, and ready for real-world use.