Social Networking Web App Development
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I’m ready to kick-off a brand-new social networking platform and need the core web application built. For this first release the spotlight is on rock-solid user accounts and rich, customizable profile pages—registration, login, profile editing, avatar upload, privacy settings, and a clean public profile view. Messaging and news-feed style timelines can wait for a later milestone; right now I want to get the profile experience perfect and the underlying architecture future-proof.
Here’s what I need delivered:
• A responsive, modern front-end (React, Vue, or similar) that handles all profile-related screens.
• Secure back-end endpoints (Node/Express, Django, or comparable) with JWT-based authentication, password reset, and basic rate-limiting.
• A relational or document database schema designed for user data and profile fields, fully migrated and seeded with sample users.
• Deployment scripts or Docker setup so I can spin the app up on my own server in one step.
• Brief but clear developer documentation outlining project structure, environment variables, and how to extend the codebase for future modules such as messaging.
Acceptance criteria: I can create an account, log in, edit my details, upload an image, and view another user’s public profile— all without console errors, security warnings, or layout glitches on desktop and mobile.
If you’ve built social platforms or membership portals before and can hand over clean, well-commented code, let’s talk.
Here’s what I need delivered:
• A responsive, modern front-end (React, Vue, or similar) that handles all profile-related screens.
• Secure back-end endpoints (Node/Express, Django, or comparable) with JWT-based authentication, password reset, and basic rate-limiting.
• A relational or document database schema designed for user data and profile fields, fully migrated and seeded with sample users.
• Deployment scripts or Docker setup so I can spin the app up on my own server in one step.
• Brief but clear developer documentation outlining project structure, environment variables, and how to extend the codebase for future modules such as messaging.
Acceptance criteria: I can create an account, log in, edit my details, upload an image, and view another user’s public profile— all without console errors, security warnings, or layout glitches on desktop and mobile.
If you’ve built social platforms or membership portals before and can hand over clean, well-commented code, let’s talk.