Build Tokenized Asset Dashboards
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
Our backend already serves tokenization logic through an Express API layer and Solidity smart-contracts; now I need a polished, minimalistic frontend that lets issuers, investors, and compliance officers interact with those services in real time.
What you will tackle
• A web dashboard that authenticates users and assigns role-based permissions (issuer, investor, admin).
• Screens for primary issuance, secondary trading, compliance checks and transaction history, all pulling live on-chain and off-chain data.
• Wallet connectivity and signing flows that talk directly to our existing Solidity contracts.
• Responsive layouts and smooth state management so the interface feels high-trust even when chain calls are pending.
Tech expectations
While I’m flexible on framework choice, the code must integrate cleanly with the current Express backend and listen for Solidity event updates. React (possibly Next.js) is the path I’m leaning toward, but if you can achieve the same seamlessness with Vue or another modern stack, I’m open.
Acceptance criteria
1. Users can sign up, log in, and see only the sections their role permits.
2. Every on-chain transaction initiated from the UI emits a toast and is reflected in a status feed without manual refresh.
3. Lighthouse scores stay above 90 for both desktop and mobile.
4. Code passes the provided unit-test suite and merges into our GitHub repo through CI without breaking builds.
Hand-off artifacts
– Source code and build scripts
– Component/route map with brief technical docs
– A short loom or screenshare walking through the main flows
If your frontend instincts match a minimalistic, clean aesthetic and you’re comfortable wiring UI elements directly to Express endpoints and Solidity events, let’s bring tokenized finance to life.
What you will tackle
• A web dashboard that authenticates users and assigns role-based permissions (issuer, investor, admin).
• Screens for primary issuance, secondary trading, compliance checks and transaction history, all pulling live on-chain and off-chain data.
• Wallet connectivity and signing flows that talk directly to our existing Solidity contracts.
• Responsive layouts and smooth state management so the interface feels high-trust even when chain calls are pending.
Tech expectations
While I’m flexible on framework choice, the code must integrate cleanly with the current Express backend and listen for Solidity event updates. React (possibly Next.js) is the path I’m leaning toward, but if you can achieve the same seamlessness with Vue or another modern stack, I’m open.
Acceptance criteria
1. Users can sign up, log in, and see only the sections their role permits.
2. Every on-chain transaction initiated from the UI emits a toast and is reflected in a status feed without manual refresh.
3. Lighthouse scores stay above 90 for both desktop and mobile.
4. Code passes the provided unit-test suite and merges into our GitHub repo through CI without breaking builds.
Hand-off artifacts
– Source code and build scripts
– Component/route map with brief technical docs
– A short loom or screenshare walking through the main flows
If your frontend instincts match a minimalistic, clean aesthetic and you’re comfortable wiring UI elements directly to Express endpoints and Solidity events, let’s bring tokenized finance to life.