Fix Bugs in Existing Next.js Application (Image Missing & Mobile Responsive Issues)
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My production-ready Next.js app needs a rapid polish. A few images—both those bundled in the repo and those fetched from an API—sometimes vanish or show broken links. On top of that, the mobile and tablet views have slipped: text overlaps, certain elements drift out of place, and overall spacing feels off.
I’m looking for someone who already lives in the React / Next.js world, ideally comfortable with Tailwind CSS utilities, to jump in and straighten things out right away. You’ll be troubleshooting image imports + next/image usage, checking API-served URLs, and tightening breakpoints so every screen—from the smallest phone to a midsize tablet—renders cleanly.
Deliverables
• All static and dynamic images load reliably in every environment
• No text overlap or stray elements on common mobile and tablet widths (Chrome DevTools + real devices)
• Updated components committed with clear comments so I can track what changed
• Brief hand-off note summarising fixes and any follow-up steps
I value speed on this small fixed-fee task, so if you’ve patched similar display bugs before, include a quick link or two to previous Next.js fixes you’ve done and let me know your earliest availability—we can get started right away.
I’m looking for someone who already lives in the React / Next.js world, ideally comfortable with Tailwind CSS utilities, to jump in and straighten things out right away. You’ll be troubleshooting image imports + next/image usage, checking API-served URLs, and tightening breakpoints so every screen—from the smallest phone to a midsize tablet—renders cleanly.
Deliverables
• All static and dynamic images load reliably in every environment
• No text overlap or stray elements on common mobile and tablet widths (Chrome DevTools + real devices)
• Updated components committed with clear comments so I can track what changed
• Brief hand-off note summarising fixes and any follow-up steps
I value speed on this small fixed-fee task, so if you’ve patched similar display bugs before, include a quick link or two to previous Next.js fixes you’ve done and let me know your earliest availability—we can get started right away.