MERN Website Tweaks & Enhancements
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a production-ready website built on the full MERN stack that needs a round of polish. The job is a mix of UI touch-ups and light feature work, so you’ll be diving into both the React front-end and the Node/Express API layer.
Here’s what I need done:
• Smooth out a handful of minor UI/UX hiccups and confirm every screen looks great on both desktop and mobile.
• Refresh several existing React components—think prop clean-ups, state handling tweaks, and some styling improvements.
• Tidy up the API: swap or add a few controllers, refactor where performance lags, and make sure MongoDB queries stay lean and accurate.
• Squash any bugs you spot along the way and push small performance gains wherever possible.
You’ll be working in an actively used codebase, so I value clear Git etiquette and frequent, concise commit messages. Please share links to past MERN projects, tell me how quickly you can start, and outline the timeframe you’ll need to deliver these updates. Rapid, transparent communication is a must because I like to review progress in short bursts.
If this sounds like a quick win for you, let’s connect and get the first pull request moving.
Here’s what I need done:
• Smooth out a handful of minor UI/UX hiccups and confirm every screen looks great on both desktop and mobile.
• Refresh several existing React components—think prop clean-ups, state handling tweaks, and some styling improvements.
• Tidy up the API: swap or add a few controllers, refactor where performance lags, and make sure MongoDB queries stay lean and accurate.
• Squash any bugs you spot along the way and push small performance gains wherever possible.
You’ll be working in an actively used codebase, so I value clear Git etiquette and frequent, concise commit messages. Please share links to past MERN projects, tell me how quickly you can start, and outline the timeframe you’ll need to deliver these updates. Rapid, transparent communication is a must because I like to review progress in short bursts.
If this sounds like a quick win for you, let’s connect and get the first pull request moving.