Static Ride-Share Info Website
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m launching a ride-sharing app and I need a small, modern, and sleek website that does one thing well: present information. The site will be purely informational—no user sign-up, no booking flow, and no interactive dashboards.
Scope
• Ride Information: a clear, visually engaging page outlining how the service works, key features, and service coverage.
• Testimonials: an area that spotlights real rider feedback with photos or avatars to build trust.
• Contact Us: a straightforward section with email, phone, social links, and an embedded map.
Design & Tech
The aesthetic should feel current and premium: generous white space, sharp typography, subtle motion, and mobile-first responsiveness. You’re free to build in plain HTML/CSS/JS or a lightweight framework such as React or Next.js as long as the final output can be hosted as static files.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive pages for the three sections above, plus a polished landing/home page that ties them together.
• Reusable style components (colors, typography, buttons) so future pages can be added easily.
• Source files and a simple read-me for deployment on a standard static host (e.g., Netlify, Vercel, or an S3 bucket).
• Optimized images and basic on-page SEO (title tags, meta descriptions).
Acceptance Criteria
1. Pages load at or above 90 on Google Lighthouse mobile performance.
2. No console errors or broken links.
3. Layout and visuals match the approved mockups across the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
If this concise, brochure-style site matches your skill set, I’d love to see a short portfolio link and proposed timeline.
Scope
• Ride Information: a clear, visually engaging page outlining how the service works, key features, and service coverage.
• Testimonials: an area that spotlights real rider feedback with photos or avatars to build trust.
• Contact Us: a straightforward section with email, phone, social links, and an embedded map.
Design & Tech
The aesthetic should feel current and premium: generous white space, sharp typography, subtle motion, and mobile-first responsiveness. You’re free to build in plain HTML/CSS/JS or a lightweight framework such as React or Next.js as long as the final output can be hosted as static files.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive pages for the three sections above, plus a polished landing/home page that ties them together.
• Reusable style components (colors, typography, buttons) so future pages can be added easily.
• Source files and a simple read-me for deployment on a standard static host (e.g., Netlify, Vercel, or an S3 bucket).
• Optimized images and basic on-page SEO (title tags, meta descriptions).
Acceptance Criteria
1. Pages load at or above 90 on Google Lighthouse mobile performance.
2. No console errors or broken links.
3. Layout and visuals match the approved mockups across the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
If this concise, brochure-style site matches your skill set, I’d love to see a short portfolio link and proposed timeline.