React Blog & UX Overhaul
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a full set of wireframes for a content-driven blog and now need them turned into a production-ready React site that looks sharp, loads fast, and is easy for readers to navigate. The build must cover both ends of the spectrum—solid UX research through polished UI, followed by clean, scalable code.
Here’s the flow I have in mind: start by validating the existing flows with quick user research, refine any pain points, then move on to high-fidelity mock-ups that establish a modern, consistent visual style. From there, convert those designs into a responsive React front-end and hook up the basic back-end pieces (auth, content API, deployment pipeline) so new articles can be published without fuss. Every component should feed into a reusable design system to keep future updates simple.
Core features I need live on day one:
• Comment section
• Search functionality
• Social media integration
Beyond that, the build must:
• Pass 90+ Lighthouse scores for performance, SEO, accessibility, and best practices
• Render flawlessly on mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints
• Be structured so additional pages and components can be dropped in with minimal refactor
Hand-off is complete when I receive the design assets, a well-documented React codebase (preferably with modern tooling such as Next.js, TypeScript, and a headless CMS if you think it fits), and clear deployment instructions. If this end-to-end approach sounds like your wheelhouse, I’m ready to get started.
Here’s the flow I have in mind: start by validating the existing flows with quick user research, refine any pain points, then move on to high-fidelity mock-ups that establish a modern, consistent visual style. From there, convert those designs into a responsive React front-end and hook up the basic back-end pieces (auth, content API, deployment pipeline) so new articles can be published without fuss. Every component should feed into a reusable design system to keep future updates simple.
Core features I need live on day one:
• Comment section
• Search functionality
• Social media integration
Beyond that, the build must:
• Pass 90+ Lighthouse scores for performance, SEO, accessibility, and best practices
• Render flawlessly on mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints
• Be structured so additional pages and components can be dropped in with minimal refactor
Hand-off is complete when I receive the design assets, a well-documented React codebase (preferably with modern tooling such as Next.js, TypeScript, and a headless CMS if you think it fits), and clear deployment instructions. If this end-to-end approach sounds like your wheelhouse, I’m ready to get started.