n8n Workflow & UI Development
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I already rely on n8n and now want to push it further by automating several dull, time-consuming chores—namely email handling, data entry, and file organisation. The goal is to design clean, maintainable workflows in n8n that will watch incoming triggers, perform the required processing and routing, then log results so I can trace every action.
Alongside those flows, I also need a lightweight yet polished interface. Think of a small web app or embedded page that shows a dashboard of current runs and key metrics, lets me submit data through simple forms when a manual kick-off is required, and renders interactive charts so I can spot errors or bottlenecks at a glance. The UI does not have to be flashy, just intuitive and responsive; React, Vue or plain HTML/JS are all fine so long as it plays nicely with n8n’s REST API and webhook endpoints.
Key outcomes I expect:
• Three production-ready n8n workflows covering email handling, data entry and file organisation, each fully tested and documented.
• A connected dashboard, form set and chart view that surface real-time stats from those flows.
• Clear hand-off notes so I can adjust nodes or add new ones on my own later.
If you’re comfortable chaining nodes, managing credentials, writing a bit of JavaScript when needed, and spinning up a simple front-end, let’s chat.
Alongside those flows, I also need a lightweight yet polished interface. Think of a small web app or embedded page that shows a dashboard of current runs and key metrics, lets me submit data through simple forms when a manual kick-off is required, and renders interactive charts so I can spot errors or bottlenecks at a glance. The UI does not have to be flashy, just intuitive and responsive; React, Vue or plain HTML/JS are all fine so long as it plays nicely with n8n’s REST API and webhook endpoints.
Key outcomes I expect:
• Three production-ready n8n workflows covering email handling, data entry and file organisation, each fully tested and documented.
• A connected dashboard, form set and chart view that surface real-time stats from those flows.
• Clear hand-off notes so I can adjust nodes or add new ones on my own later.
If you’re comfortable chaining nodes, managing credentials, writing a bit of JavaScript when needed, and spinning up a simple front-end, let’s chat.