Figma Designs to SwiftUI & Kotlin
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My finalized Figma files now need to live as native code on both iOS and Android. The product is a social-media app, so polished interactions and smooth performance are non-negotiable.
Scope
• Translate every screen from Figma into pixel-perfect SwiftUI views and the equivalent Kotlin layouts/components.
• Wire up core flows for user profiles, a real-time messaging system, and an infinite-scroll news feed so that I can drop in the back-end API without restructuring the UI code later.
• Keep the project modular and well-commented; I’ll be expanding the feature set once the MVP is stable.
Deliverables
1. Xcode project using SwiftUI that mirrors the Figma hierarchy.
2. Android Studio project written in Kotlin with matching navigation and styling.
3. Basic stubs or mock services that demonstrate user profile loading, message threads, and feed population (local JSON or similar is fine).
4. Brief hand-off notes outlining any custom components, architecture decisions, and how to hook up live data.
Acceptance
The build should compile cleanly on the latest stable versions of Xcode and Android Studio, match the Figma visuals within 2-pt tolerance, and allow me to switch sample data sources without touching view code.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get started right away.
Scope
• Translate every screen from Figma into pixel-perfect SwiftUI views and the equivalent Kotlin layouts/components.
• Wire up core flows for user profiles, a real-time messaging system, and an infinite-scroll news feed so that I can drop in the back-end API without restructuring the UI code later.
• Keep the project modular and well-commented; I’ll be expanding the feature set once the MVP is stable.
Deliverables
1. Xcode project using SwiftUI that mirrors the Figma hierarchy.
2. Android Studio project written in Kotlin with matching navigation and styling.
3. Basic stubs or mock services that demonstrate user profile loading, message threads, and feed population (local JSON or similar is fine).
4. Brief hand-off notes outlining any custom components, architecture decisions, and how to hook up live data.
Acceptance
The build should compile cleanly on the latest stable versions of Xcode and Android Studio, match the Figma visuals within 2-pt tolerance, and allow me to switch sample data sources without touching view code.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get started right away.
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