Capital Spring Website Development
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I have complete high-fidelity page mock-ups, brand guidelines, and all copy ready for Capital Spring, a UK business-funding company. Your task is to turn those visuals into a production-ready site that mirrors the designs pixel-perfectly while feeling fast, fluid, and premium on every screen size.
Preferred stack is a modern JavaScript framework—React, Vue, or Angular—so that future feature work and component reuse stay simple. If you favour another SPA approach I’m open to hearing why it might serve us better, but the end result must load quickly, score well on Core Web Vitals, and be easy for my team to maintain.
Primary objective: generate qualified funding enquiries. Every design element therefore needs clean semantic markup, logical heading hierarchy, and on-page SEO best practices baked in. Smooth animations, crisp typography, and intuitive navigation are equally important; the site has to look and feel like a first-class fintech platform on mobile as well as desktop.
What I expect to receive
• Full front-end source (componentised and commented)
• Responsive implementation of all supplied page designs
• Basic CMS or JSON file structure for copy updates
• Technical SEO set-up (meta tags, schema, sitemap, robots.txt)
• Performance tuned build (image optimisation, code splitting, lazy-loading)
• Deployment support to our hosting environment
I’d like to review two or three live projects you’ve built that highlight both your UI craft and your SEO awareness. If any of those sites were born from Figma or Photoshop mock-ups, even better—please mention it.
Timeline is flexible enough for quality, but I do want steady progress updates. Let me know your framework preference, any additional tooling you propose (e.g. Next.js, Nuxt, Vite, Tailwind), and how you would approach staging and hand-off.
Ready when you are—show me what you can do.
Preferred stack is a modern JavaScript framework—React, Vue, or Angular—so that future feature work and component reuse stay simple. If you favour another SPA approach I’m open to hearing why it might serve us better, but the end result must load quickly, score well on Core Web Vitals, and be easy for my team to maintain.
Primary objective: generate qualified funding enquiries. Every design element therefore needs clean semantic markup, logical heading hierarchy, and on-page SEO best practices baked in. Smooth animations, crisp typography, and intuitive navigation are equally important; the site has to look and feel like a first-class fintech platform on mobile as well as desktop.
What I expect to receive
• Full front-end source (componentised and commented)
• Responsive implementation of all supplied page designs
• Basic CMS or JSON file structure for copy updates
• Technical SEO set-up (meta tags, schema, sitemap, robots.txt)
• Performance tuned build (image optimisation, code splitting, lazy-loading)
• Deployment support to our hosting environment
I’d like to review two or three live projects you’ve built that highlight both your UI craft and your SEO awareness. If any of those sites were born from Figma or Photoshop mock-ups, even better—please mention it.
Timeline is flexible enough for quality, but I do want steady progress updates. Let me know your framework preference, any additional tooling you propose (e.g. Next.js, Nuxt, Vite, Tailwind), and how you would approach staging and hand-off.
Ready when you are—show me what you can do.
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