React Front-End Support (Philippines)
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I maintain several active websites and need reliable front-end help from a fellow developer based in the Philippines. The stack is centred on React 18, with modern CSS / HTML for responsive layouts, and a sprinkling of WordPress themes that often require custom styling.
Day-to-day you’ll jump between three core tasks: building fresh React components, hunting down and squashing front-end bugs, and polishing existing pages so they look and behave perfectly across devices. Designs usually arrive in Figma, then move straight into a Bitbucket repo (occasionally GitHub), so solid Git flow experience is essential.
A typical assignment could be:
• create a reusable navigation drawer in React 18,
• adapt a WordPress template to match our brand colours and typography,
• or trace a layout glitch to a rogue flexbox rule and push a clean, commented fix.
Every pull request should compile without warnings, follow our ESLint / Prettier configs, and include a concise commit message. I review merge requests quickly, so you’ll get feedback in Pacific mornings which align nicely with PH afternoons.
If you’re comfortable working asynchronously, know your way around hooks, styled-components or Tailwind, and can demo recent WordPress styling work, I’d love to hand you a first ticket and start collaborating right away.
Day-to-day you’ll jump between three core tasks: building fresh React components, hunting down and squashing front-end bugs, and polishing existing pages so they look and behave perfectly across devices. Designs usually arrive in Figma, then move straight into a Bitbucket repo (occasionally GitHub), so solid Git flow experience is essential.
A typical assignment could be:
• create a reusable navigation drawer in React 18,
• adapt a WordPress template to match our brand colours and typography,
• or trace a layout glitch to a rogue flexbox rule and push a clean, commented fix.
Every pull request should compile without warnings, follow our ESLint / Prettier configs, and include a concise commit message. I review merge requests quickly, so you’ll get feedback in Pacific mornings which align nicely with PH afternoons.
If you’re comfortable working asynchronously, know your way around hooks, styled-components or Tailwind, and can demo recent WordPress styling work, I’d love to hand you a first ticket and start collaborating right away.