Next.js Front-End for AI Platform
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a complete set of Figma screens for an AI-driven web application and now need a front-end specialist to bring them to life. The build must be done in Next.js (React) so the codebase remains SSR-friendly, scalable, and future-proof.
The interface has to load fast, rank well, and feel silky-smooth: high-speed load times, SEO-optimised markup, and seamless animations are non-negotiable. Lighthouse scores should stay in the green and the UI should hold a steady 60 fps, whether it’s on a widescreen monitor or a mobile phone.
You’ll begin by translating each Figma frame into a pixel-perfect, fully responsive layout. Once the visuals are in place, every component needs to be wired to the existing backend APIs, with thoughtful state management and thorough edge-case testing. Any UI bugs that surface on the road to launch are yours to hunt down and fix, and I’d like you to stay on board until the platform is live, stable, and running smoothly.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive Next.js codebase that matches the Figma designs
• Integration of front-end components with all backend endpoints
• Performance pass covering Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, and SEO checks
• Animation layer consistent with the design system and running at 60 fps
• Ongoing support and hot-fixes through go-live
If you have a favourite CSS framework—Tailwind, Material-UI, Bootstrap, or even custom SCSS—let me know; I’m flexible as long as the final experience remains fast and polished. Clear daily communication and clean Git commits will keep us moving quickly. Let’s ship something beautiful, stable, and blazing-fast together.
The interface has to load fast, rank well, and feel silky-smooth: high-speed load times, SEO-optimised markup, and seamless animations are non-negotiable. Lighthouse scores should stay in the green and the UI should hold a steady 60 fps, whether it’s on a widescreen monitor or a mobile phone.
You’ll begin by translating each Figma frame into a pixel-perfect, fully responsive layout. Once the visuals are in place, every component needs to be wired to the existing backend APIs, with thoughtful state management and thorough edge-case testing. Any UI bugs that surface on the road to launch are yours to hunt down and fix, and I’d like you to stay on board until the platform is live, stable, and running smoothly.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive Next.js codebase that matches the Figma designs
• Integration of front-end components with all backend endpoints
• Performance pass covering Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, and SEO checks
• Animation layer consistent with the design system and running at 60 fps
• Ongoing support and hot-fixes through go-live
If you have a favourite CSS framework—Tailwind, Material-UI, Bootstrap, or even custom SCSS—let me know; I’m flexible as long as the final experience remains fast and polished. Clear daily communication and clean Git commits will keep us moving quickly. Let’s ship something beautiful, stable, and blazing-fast together.