Part-Time Web3 DeFi Frontend Developer
Budget: €36 – €0 EUR
I’m assembling a lean engineering team to launch a full-stack DeFi suite on Supra L1 that includes CDPs, liquid-staking, yield vaults and a playful gamified layer. The codebase is already seeded in Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind, and smart-contract endpoints are available through Supra’s Web3 SDK, so the next step is solidifying the user-facing experience and wiring in contract calls.
You’ll step in for roughly 20 hours each week to:
• Own the front-end flow end-to-end: connect wallets, surface real-time positions, stream yields, and display liquidation alerts – all while keeping the UI light, responsive and accessible.
• Integrate Supra L1’s RPC and subgraph equivalents using familiar Web3 patterns (ethers.js or viem are fine) and write clean React hooks that the rest of the team can reuse.
• Translate Figma screens into production-ready pages with Tailwind, adding subtle animations that support a future rewards-and-achievements layer without sacrificing performance.
• Review pull requests, write unit tests, and document components so additional contributors can slot in easily.
Because every feature ties directly to complex financial logic, I need an expert-level grasp of existing DeFi protocols; you should be comfortable reasoning about collateral ratios, staking derivatives and yield aggregation to spot edge-case failures before they hit production.
Acceptance criteria for each weekly milestone are straightforward: pages match design specs across the latest Chrome, Firefox and mobile Safari, all data displayed is provably accurate via on-chain calls, tests pass in CI, and Lighthouse performance remains >90.
If you thrive on shipping polished Web3 products and enjoy translating intricate tokenomics into intuitive UX, let’s talk and line up the first sprint.
You’ll step in for roughly 20 hours each week to:
• Own the front-end flow end-to-end: connect wallets, surface real-time positions, stream yields, and display liquidation alerts – all while keeping the UI light, responsive and accessible.
• Integrate Supra L1’s RPC and subgraph equivalents using familiar Web3 patterns (ethers.js or viem are fine) and write clean React hooks that the rest of the team can reuse.
• Translate Figma screens into production-ready pages with Tailwind, adding subtle animations that support a future rewards-and-achievements layer without sacrificing performance.
• Review pull requests, write unit tests, and document components so additional contributors can slot in easily.
Because every feature ties directly to complex financial logic, I need an expert-level grasp of existing DeFi protocols; you should be comfortable reasoning about collateral ratios, staking derivatives and yield aggregation to spot edge-case failures before they hit production.
Acceptance criteria for each weekly milestone are straightforward: pages match design specs across the latest Chrome, Firefox and mobile Safari, all data displayed is provably accurate via on-chain calls, tests pass in CI, and Lighthouse performance remains >90.
If you thrive on shipping polished Web3 products and enjoy translating intricate tokenomics into intuitive UX, let’s talk and line up the first sprint.
Related categories:
JavaScript
CSS
HTML5
AngularJS
React.js
Web Development
Next.js
Web3.js
Tailwind CSS