Web App Redesign & API Fixes
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
My existing web application works, but the user journey feels clunky and the sign-in flow is unreliable. I want to give the whole front-end a minimalistic makeover that guides people through the site effortlessly, while simultaneously eliminating the authentication errors that keep popping up in the API.
Here’s what I’m after:
• UX/UI rebuild – a clean, stripped-back interface that prioritises easier navigation. Think clear hierarchy, generous whitespace, intuitive iconography, and responsive behaviour across desktop and mobile. You’re welcome to prototype in Figma or a similar tool before coding.
• Front-end implementation – I’m comfortable with modern stacks (React, Vue, or similar). Whichever you choose, the final code should be modular, well-commented, and production-ready.
• API repair – track down and resolve the authentication issues (JWT/OAuth handling, token refresh, or session management). Once fixed, the sign-in, sign-up, and protected-route calls should return consistent 2xx responses under normal usage and meaningful 4xx/5xx codes on failure.
• Seamless hand-off – after everything is merged to the main branch, I’ll need concise setup instructions and a brief walk-through of the key changes so my internal team can maintain the codebase.
Acceptance criteria
– All screens follow the new minimalistic style and pass basic accessibility checks (contrast, keyboard nav).
– Core pages load without console errors, and navigation feels snappy (<200 ms route change on average broadband).
– API authentication succeeds for 100% of test cases, and automated tests cover the critical flows.
If that sounds like your kind of project, let’s get started—looking forward to seeing your approach.
Here’s what I’m after:
• UX/UI rebuild – a clean, stripped-back interface that prioritises easier navigation. Think clear hierarchy, generous whitespace, intuitive iconography, and responsive behaviour across desktop and mobile. You’re welcome to prototype in Figma or a similar tool before coding.
• Front-end implementation – I’m comfortable with modern stacks (React, Vue, or similar). Whichever you choose, the final code should be modular, well-commented, and production-ready.
• API repair – track down and resolve the authentication issues (JWT/OAuth handling, token refresh, or session management). Once fixed, the sign-in, sign-up, and protected-route calls should return consistent 2xx responses under normal usage and meaningful 4xx/5xx codes on failure.
• Seamless hand-off – after everything is merged to the main branch, I’ll need concise setup instructions and a brief walk-through of the key changes so my internal team can maintain the codebase.
Acceptance criteria
– All screens follow the new minimalistic style and pass basic accessibility checks (contrast, keyboard nav).
– Core pages load without console errors, and navigation feels snappy (<200 ms route change on average broadband).
– API authentication succeeds for 100% of test cases, and automated tests cover the critical flows.
If that sounds like your kind of project, let’s get started—looking forward to seeing your approach.