Pixel-Perfect Next.js Health Platform UI
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I need the public-facing front-end for Borderlink—our neo-morphic, health-tech subscription platform—built in Next.js with Tailwind CSS. Every component must mirror the high-fidelity, Apple-style Figma boards I will provide: soft glassmorphism panels, pristine shadows, subtle blurs, and fluid micro-interactions.
Key visual expectations
• Replicate the exact Apple-style aesthetics and overall fidelity of the designs—no deviations.
• Implement hover effects, click animations, and scroll-triggered animations so the interface feels alive without compromising performance.
Functional scope
• Develop all pages and reusable components in Next.js 14 (app router) styled exclusively with Tailwind.
• Wire up Stripe for both recurring subscriptions and one-time payments; webhook handling will be supplied by our back-end team, so the focus is on flawless client integration and hand-off.
• No generic templates—every pixel should line up with the mood-board, and spacing, corner radii, and easing curves must match the token system I will share.
Deliverables
1. Production-ready Next.js repo with Tailwind, ESLint and Prettier configured.
2. Fully responsive UI for desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
3. Stripe checkout / customer portal flows for subscriptions and single charges.
4. Animation layers (Framer Motion or vanilla CSS) matching the design spec.
5. Deployment instructions for Vercel.
Acceptance criteria
• Visual regression tests show 99%+ match against provided Figma frames.
• No console errors or Lighthouse accessibility violations.
• Interaction latency under 100 ms on a mid-range laptop.
If precision excites you and you thrive on crafting beautiful, glassy interfaces, let’s talk—I’ll share the Figma file and mood-board so you can begin.
Key visual expectations
• Replicate the exact Apple-style aesthetics and overall fidelity of the designs—no deviations.
• Implement hover effects, click animations, and scroll-triggered animations so the interface feels alive without compromising performance.
Functional scope
• Develop all pages and reusable components in Next.js 14 (app router) styled exclusively with Tailwind.
• Wire up Stripe for both recurring subscriptions and one-time payments; webhook handling will be supplied by our back-end team, so the focus is on flawless client integration and hand-off.
• No generic templates—every pixel should line up with the mood-board, and spacing, corner radii, and easing curves must match the token system I will share.
Deliverables
1. Production-ready Next.js repo with Tailwind, ESLint and Prettier configured.
2. Fully responsive UI for desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
3. Stripe checkout / customer portal flows for subscriptions and single charges.
4. Animation layers (Framer Motion or vanilla CSS) matching the design spec.
5. Deployment instructions for Vercel.
Acceptance criteria
• Visual regression tests show 99%+ match against provided Figma frames.
• No console errors or Lighthouse accessibility violations.
• Interaction latency under 100 ms on a mid-range laptop.
If precision excites you and you thrive on crafting beautiful, glassy interfaces, let’s talk—I’ll share the Figma file and mood-board so you can begin.