Angular Developer Needed - Privacy Policy & Terms Pages

Angular Developer Needed - Privacy Policy & Terms Pages I’m looking for an Angular developer to make a small update to an existing frontend application. The backend is built with .NET and hosted on Azure, while the frontend is built with Angular. The previous engineer currently serves our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions using a PDF/blob URL, but I need to change this to proper web pages on our domain. What I need You’ll be given access to the existing Azure repository and will need to: * Clone and run the existing Angular frontend locally. * Review the current structure and follow the existing code/style conventions. * Remove/replace the current PDF/blob-based Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions setup. * Create two simple frontend pages: * /privacy-policy * /terms-and-conditions * The pages should be accessible directly through our domain, for example: * https://mydomain.com/privacy-policy * https://mydomain.com/terms-and-conditions * Follow the existing application’s design system/style guide so the pages feel like part of the product. * Make sure the routes work correctly when accessed directly from a browser. * Keep the implementation clean and minimal. No unnecessary changes to the existing application. The content for the Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions will be provided. Your main responsibility is to implement the pages properly within the existing Angular application and make sure the URLs are publicly accessible and reliable. Important This is a small, focused task. I am not looking for someone to rebuild the frontend or backend. The goal is simply to replace the current blob/PDF approach with proper web-based pages: Domain → /privacy-policy Domain → /terms-and-conditions If you’ve worked with Angular routing, existing production codebases, and deploying frontend changes through Azure, this should be a straightforward task. Please only apply if you’re comfortable jumping into an existing codebase, understanding the current structure, and making a clean implementation without introducing unnecessary changes.