Repair iOS WebKit Registration Form Bug
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
Fix HTML5/JavaScript Date-Picker for iOS Mobile Safari & Chrome
Web Development / PHP / Laravel / Front-End Development
Hi everyone,
We are an independent marketplace aggregator platform built on the Laravel framework and hosted on Cloudways.
We have discovered a critical front-end rendering bug affecting our Step 3 registration form strictly on iOS mobile devices (Mobile Safari and iPhone Chrome). It works perfectly on Android and Desktop.
The Issue:
The Date of Birth (DOB) calendar input field displays visually on iPhones, but becomes completely non-reactive/un-clickable when tapped. Users cannot select a date, which is blocking our checkout conversion funnel for iPhone users. This is likely an issue with native iOS WebKit calendar handling, an overlapping invisible CSS container wrapper, or a missing z-index/pointer-events rule inside the mobile responsive view.
Our platform hosting is fully internal on Cloudways, and we have a clean staging environment ready to go.
Deliverables:
1. Log into our Cloudways Staging Environment via secure, temporary SFTP.
2. Diagnose the front-end file (the blade.php template view) to identify the input conflict.
3. Patch the bug or replace the problematic script with a clean, lightweight, mobile-responsive date component (e.g., standard input type="date" with proper -webkit-appearance rules, or implement a simple utility like Flatpickr).
4. Verify the fix is fully reactive on a physical iOS device/simulator environment before deployment.
Requirements:
• True competency with the Laravel Framework and Blade templating.
• Proven track record fixing iOS Safari/WebKit input rendering or layout glitches.
• Comfortable working inside Cloudways environments.
• Must be available to execute the fix ASAP this week
• MUST be an individual freelancer based in Australia for immediate communication and contractual alignment. No agencies, please.
To Apply:
Please submit a quick reply detailing your experience with similar front-end iOS bugs, your availability for urgent start this week and a link to your GitHub or past Laravel work.
We will provide temporary, secure technical credentials to the successful applicant.
Thank you!
Web Development / PHP / Laravel / Front-End Development
Hi everyone,
We are an independent marketplace aggregator platform built on the Laravel framework and hosted on Cloudways.
We have discovered a critical front-end rendering bug affecting our Step 3 registration form strictly on iOS mobile devices (Mobile Safari and iPhone Chrome). It works perfectly on Android and Desktop.
The Issue:
The Date of Birth (DOB) calendar input field displays visually on iPhones, but becomes completely non-reactive/un-clickable when tapped. Users cannot select a date, which is blocking our checkout conversion funnel for iPhone users. This is likely an issue with native iOS WebKit calendar handling, an overlapping invisible CSS container wrapper, or a missing z-index/pointer-events rule inside the mobile responsive view.
Our platform hosting is fully internal on Cloudways, and we have a clean staging environment ready to go.
Deliverables:
1. Log into our Cloudways Staging Environment via secure, temporary SFTP.
2. Diagnose the front-end file (the blade.php template view) to identify the input conflict.
3. Patch the bug or replace the problematic script with a clean, lightweight, mobile-responsive date component (e.g., standard input type="date" with proper -webkit-appearance rules, or implement a simple utility like Flatpickr).
4. Verify the fix is fully reactive on a physical iOS device/simulator environment before deployment.
Requirements:
• True competency with the Laravel Framework and Blade templating.
• Proven track record fixing iOS Safari/WebKit input rendering or layout glitches.
• Comfortable working inside Cloudways environments.
• Must be available to execute the fix ASAP this week
• MUST be an individual freelancer based in Australia for immediate communication and contractual alignment. No agencies, please.
To Apply:
Please submit a quick reply detailing your experience with similar front-end iOS bugs, your availability for urgent start this week and a link to your GitHub or past Laravel work.
We will provide temporary, secure technical credentials to the successful applicant.
Thank you!
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