Front-End UX Navigation Overhaul
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I already have a stable back-end and a flow that works well; what the site lacks is a polished front-end that truly guides visitors. The brief is simple: redesign the interface so that users instantly understand where to go, thanks to clearer categorisation and a cleaner visual hierarchy. Right now menus feel cluttered, related pages sit in different corners, and the look is dated.
Your first step will be to study the current screens, map how content should be grouped, and propose a fresh layout that keeps each page reachable in as few clicks as possible. Once the wireframes are approved, move on to high-fidelity designs and then to production-ready HTML, CSS and JavaScript (React, Vue, or lightweight vanilla—whatever integrates smoothly with our existing API calls). Every back-end route stays the same, so the new front-end must simply consume the JSON we already serve.
Key deliverables:
• Wireframes showing improved category structure
• Final UI mock-ups for desktop and mobile
• Responsive front-end code linked to current endpoints
• Handover notes for future maintenance
Acceptance criteria: intuitive category labels across the site, consistent navigation patterns, Lighthouse mobile score of 90+, and no increase in load time. Please share one comparable navigation-heavy project and your preferred tech stack when you submit your proposal.
Your first step will be to study the current screens, map how content should be grouped, and propose a fresh layout that keeps each page reachable in as few clicks as possible. Once the wireframes are approved, move on to high-fidelity designs and then to production-ready HTML, CSS and JavaScript (React, Vue, or lightweight vanilla—whatever integrates smoothly with our existing API calls). Every back-end route stays the same, so the new front-end must simply consume the JSON we already serve.
Key deliverables:
• Wireframes showing improved category structure
• Final UI mock-ups for desktop and mobile
• Responsive front-end code linked to current endpoints
• Handover notes for future maintenance
Acceptance criteria: intuitive category labels across the site, consistent navigation patterns, Lighthouse mobile score of 90+, and no increase in load time. Please share one comparable navigation-heavy project and your preferred tech stack when you submit your proposal.