Desktop Image Editor Front-End
Budget: ₹1,000 – ₹1,001 INR
I already have the core structure of a web app where users can load an image and start tweaking it, but the interface still needs real polish and a handful of essential editing tools before it can go live. The project is strictly targeted at desktop browsers, so you can focus on a wide work-area layout without worrying about mobile breakpoints.
What I need next is a clean, responsive panel that lets the user perform common image adjustments—think crop, scale, rotate, basic colour tweaks—as well as tight integration with the canvas so changes feel immediate. Smooth drag-and-drop, pointer events, and keyboard shortcuts are very welcome touches. The stack is entirely front-end: modern JavaScript (React is in place, but plain Vanilla JS with modular components is fine too), HTML5 Canvas or WebGL for rendering, and SCSS modules for styling.
Deliverables
• Fully-functional editing toolbar wired to the current canvas
• Component-based code that is lint-clean and commented
• Final build bundled and ready to drop into my existing repo
Acceptance criteria
• All edits (crop, resize, rotate) apply without page refresh
• No console errors in the latest Chrome, Firefox, or Edge on desktop
• Image export produces a file that matches on-screen output pixel-for-pixel
The groundwork is done; I simply need a front-end specialist who can turn the prototype into a production-ready desktop image editor.
What I need next is a clean, responsive panel that lets the user perform common image adjustments—think crop, scale, rotate, basic colour tweaks—as well as tight integration with the canvas so changes feel immediate. Smooth drag-and-drop, pointer events, and keyboard shortcuts are very welcome touches. The stack is entirely front-end: modern JavaScript (React is in place, but plain Vanilla JS with modular components is fine too), HTML5 Canvas or WebGL for rendering, and SCSS modules for styling.
Deliverables
• Fully-functional editing toolbar wired to the current canvas
• Component-based code that is lint-clean and commented
• Final build bundled and ready to drop into my existing repo
Acceptance criteria
• All edits (crop, resize, rotate) apply without page refresh
• No console errors in the latest Chrome, Firefox, or Edge on desktop
• Image export produces a file that matches on-screen output pixel-for-pixel
The groundwork is done; I simply need a front-end specialist who can turn the prototype into a production-ready desktop image editor.