Node.js Web App Developer
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
The visual side of the project is locked in—I already have a complete, pixel-perfect design and assets ready to hand over. What I now need is a developer who can translate those screens into a production-ready web application built with Node.js on the back end.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• We walk through the design together so you understand every page state, component, and interaction.
• You set up the project structure (Node.js + Express or a comparable framework), connect it to the database you’re most comfortable with, and wire up the routes, controllers, and APIs.
• Front-end build can be your choice—React, Vue, or vanilla JS—so long as it remains faithful to the supplied design and responsive on modern browsers.
• Once the core features are in place, we iterate on any edge cases, run tests, and deploy to my preferred cloud host.
Because the design phase is complete, the main emphasis is clean code, sensible architecture, and smooth deployment. I’m open to your recommendations on tooling—TypeScript, Docker, CI/CD pipelines, or any testing framework you trust—as long as they keep the build maintainable.
Deliverable: a fully functional, tested, and deployed Node.js web application that mirrors the provided mock-ups exactly.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• We walk through the design together so you understand every page state, component, and interaction.
• You set up the project structure (Node.js + Express or a comparable framework), connect it to the database you’re most comfortable with, and wire up the routes, controllers, and APIs.
• Front-end build can be your choice—React, Vue, or vanilla JS—so long as it remains faithful to the supplied design and responsive on modern browsers.
• Once the core features are in place, we iterate on any edge cases, run tests, and deploy to my preferred cloud host.
Because the design phase is complete, the main emphasis is clean code, sensible architecture, and smooth deployment. I’m open to your recommendations on tooling—TypeScript, Docker, CI/CD pipelines, or any testing framework you trust—as long as they keep the build maintainable.
Deliverable: a fully functional, tested, and deployed Node.js web application that mirrors the provided mock-ups exactly.