Responsive React Frontend Development
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a React-based corporate site that feels fast, polished, and consistent on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The build will rely on modern React JS paired with clean HTML, CSS (or a CSS-in-JS system if you prefer), and vanilla JavaScript where appropriate.
Visual appeal is critical—micro-interactions, smooth transitions, and thoughtful typography should underline the brand’s professionalism. At the same time, code quality matters just as much: reusable components, clear folder structure, and performance-minded techniques (lazy loading, code splitting, image optimisation) are expected.
Core requirements
• Responsive page templates and layouts for all key views
• Built-in social sharing buttons that work across the major networks
• API hooks ready for real-world data (I’ll provide endpoints)
• Fixes or refinements to any UI quirks we uncover during review
• Hand-off with brief documentation so future iterations remain straightforward
Acceptance criteria
• Mobile Lighthouse performance ≥ 90
• No layout shift when the viewport changes size
• ESLint/Prettier (or your chosen equivalent) passes with no critical warnings
• Final bundle deploys without console errors or unhandled promise rejections
Push to a Git repo as you progress so I can review commits and give feedback. Once the main pages, sharing feature, and polish items meet the criteria, we can wrap—and potentially extend the collaboration into further iterations.
Visual appeal is critical—micro-interactions, smooth transitions, and thoughtful typography should underline the brand’s professionalism. At the same time, code quality matters just as much: reusable components, clear folder structure, and performance-minded techniques (lazy loading, code splitting, image optimisation) are expected.
Core requirements
• Responsive page templates and layouts for all key views
• Built-in social sharing buttons that work across the major networks
• API hooks ready for real-world data (I’ll provide endpoints)
• Fixes or refinements to any UI quirks we uncover during review
• Hand-off with brief documentation so future iterations remain straightforward
Acceptance criteria
• Mobile Lighthouse performance ≥ 90
• No layout shift when the viewport changes size
• ESLint/Prettier (or your chosen equivalent) passes with no critical warnings
• Final bundle deploys without console errors or unhandled promise rejections
Push to a Git repo as you progress so I can review commits and give feedback. Once the main pages, sharing feature, and polish items meet the criteria, we can wrap—and potentially extend the collaboration into further iterations.