Systemize and build out Framer components, templates, and styles to efficiently create landing pages. The goal is to establish a reusable framework that streamlines the design process. Ideal candidates will have experience in Framer and landing page design, with a focus on creating consistent and adaptable elements.

Our current Shopify theme is no longer supported. We are looking to have our website transferred onto a new Shopify theme. We would like the same design (or as close as possible) using the same visual content. We would like the new theme to be compatible with the apps that we already use, however, we will install and set up the apps ourselves. We simply want our site to look and functionally be the same but on a Shopify theme that has not been retired (some old code may need cleaned up too).

Description: I need a licensed Arizona structural engineer to review and stamp structural calculations for a freestanding steel trellis structure for a Pima County residential permit submission. Project scope: • Freestanding steel trellis, 32 ft x 10 ft footprint • 3 support posts, 6x6 steel tube • Steel grid top (6” x 6” spacing) supporting live climbing vine load • Raw, unpainted steel (no roof/shade cover) • 3 new concrete footings, Tucson/Pima County soil conditions • Wind load per Pima County code requirements Deliverables: • Stamped structural calculations for post sizing, beam span, and footing design • Stamped drawings suitable for Pima County permit submission • Brief written confirmation of safety margin given the 3-post/32-ft span configuration Requirements: • Must be a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) currently registered in Arizona — please confirm license number, verifiable via AZ Board of Technical Registration • Experience with residential outdoor structures (pergolas, trellises, patio covers) strongly preferred • Familiarity with Pima County permit/code requirements a plus

We have already completed the architectural layout and concept design for a tenant improvement project for a Physical Therapy & Wellness Clinic located in Carlsbad, California. The space is approximately 1,787 SF and consists primarily of: • New non-load-bearing partitions • New suspended acoustical ceiling • New flooring throughout • Restroom finish upgrades • Replacement of existing pendant lighting with 2'x4' LED lay-in fixtures utilizing existing circuits • Minor fire sprinkler head modifications • No structural modifications • No HVAC modifications • No plumbing modifications Existing AutoCAD files and PDF plan set will be provided. The design is substantially complete. We are looking for a California-licensed Architect and/or Engineering team to review the design, make any required permit corrections, provide stamped drawings, prepare any required calculations, coordinate MEP sheets as necessary, and submit the package to the City of Carlsbad for permit approval. SCOPE OF SERVICES: • Review existing design package • Verify code compliance • Prepare permit-ready architectural plans • Provide California licensed Architect stamp • Provide MEP engineering as required by City of Carlsbad • Provide sprinkler design (if needed) • Provide Title 24 documentation if required • Respond to plan check comments • Assist with permit approval and resubmittals DELIVERABLES: • Permit-ready PDF plan set • Signed and stamped drawings • Required engineering calculations • City of Carlsbad permit submittal package • Plan check response support REQUIREMENTS: • California licensed Architect and/or Engineers • Previous commercial TI experience • Experience with City of Carlsbad permitting preferred • Ability to provide references or examples of similar projects BUDGET: Target budget: $3,000 - $4,000 fixed fee. Please provide: License information Similar project examples Estimated timeline What services are included in your fee Any exclusions or additional costs

Rate: $10/hr | 40 hrs/week | Long-term contract Job Success Score: 90% minimum required Individual developers only — no agencies ⚠️ This is NOT a greenfield build. The app already exists and is in active development. We are looking for a strong, senior React Native developer who can take ownership, write clean production-ready code, and help us get to launch without endless back and forth on PRs. ⛔ No major refactors ⛔ No new features unless explicitly approved ⛔ No “I rewrote everything” approaches About GoShopBlack: GoShopBlack is a marketplace mobile app that connects users with Black-owned businesses. The app is built in React Native with a Supabase backend and has draft builds on both Google Play and the Apple App Store. I do regular code reviews via GitHub and expect PRs to be tested, clean, and production-ready before submission. This is a serious long-term role — not a one-off project. Hours can increase for the right developer. What You'll Be Working On: - Ongoing React Native development for iOS & Android - Search and filter system by location, category, and business type - Google Maps API integration (not yet built — this is a key upcoming feature) - Business profiles (hours, contact info, website links, reviews) - Customer ratings and review system - Business submission and admin approval flow - E-commerce integration for businesses that sell online - Social login (Facebook & Gmail) plus email/password auth - Phase 2: push notifications, in-app messaging, ad integration, AI recommendations What I'm Looking For: - Senior-level React Native experience — you must show me apps you have shipped to the App Store and Google Play - Strong Supabase experience — this is our backend, no Firebase or AWS - Google Maps API integration experience - GitHub proficiency — include your GitHub profile in your proposal - Job Success Score of 90% or higher - Clean, well-structured code with no demo or test code in PRs - Someone who self-tests thoroughly and does full end-to-end testing before submitting a PR - Strong communicator who gives daily updates and flags issues early - Weekly proof of progress required (Git commits, test builds, or screen recordings) - Must be comfortable with Hubstaff time tracking from day one - Must be willing to sign an NDA and contract before starting Deliverables • Business profiles with operating hours, contact info, links, and gallery • Google Maps API integration for directions • Customer rating & review system • Business submission (enable businesses to submit details for approval) • UI/UX polish: clean, modern, mobile-optimized interface • App Store deployment: finalize builds & publish to Google Play & Apple App Store • • Future Enhancements (Phase 2 – Optional): • Membership/subscription for premium business listings • Push notifications for promotions and new listings • In-app messaging/chat • In-app transactions for e-commerce listings • AI-powered recommendations • Social/community features • • Requirements: • Fluent in English (speaking & writing) • Proven experience in Flutter (React Native also considered) • Backend experience with Supabase / Firebase / Node.js • Strong Google Maps API integration experience • Experience publishing apps on Google Play & Apple App Store • Strong UI/UX design sense • Ability to provide weekly proof of progress (commits, test builds, or demos) • Willingness to sign an NDA and contract • • How to Apply: • Please start your proposal with the word Love (to confirm you read the full post). • • Include: • Examples of previous apps you’ve developed (especially directories, e-commerce, or review systems) • A short outline of how you would approach reviewing and completing this project. • • Confirmation that you can commit to $1,600/month on weekly milestones.

We're looking for a designer to lead a complete website redesign for Inertia Fitness Co., a premium private personal training company in Charlotte with two locations. Our primary goals are to improve the user experience, increase consultation bookings, strengthen our premium brand positioning, and create a seamless experience for visitors choosing between locations. We're looking for someone who can take ownership of the design direction, site structure, and conversion strategy, not just execute a template. Key requirements include: - A clean, modern, high-touch design that reflects our brand - Clear navigation between our two locations - Strong calls-to-action and an optimized booking flow - Trainer profiles with clickable intro videos and direct booking links - Integration of video testimonials and updated brand photography - Location-specific content, testimonials, and SEO optimization - Mobile-first design and easy backend management If this sounds like a fit, please send examples of similar multi-location service-based websites you've designed and more information about your process.

DO NOT SEND AN AI GENERATED PROPOSAL. READ THROUGH THIS POST AND GIVE US YOUR HUMAN RESPONSE. Location: Remote Team size: Small (you’ll know everyone’s name) Stack: Java 21 / Guice / Gradle backend + React 19 / TanStack / MUI frontend **To apply** 1. Give us a few sentences for why you're a fit for the description below. 2. Include a Github/Gitlab/Gitea link to a recent PR you’re proud of (any language) 3. 5–10 minute Loom of you using Claude Code on a real task. **About the role** QAction is a large-scale Java enterprise document, records, and workflow platform — multi-project Gradle build, ~15 modules, customer-specific deployments (USDA, Ditco, Ascension, Mayo). The backend is being modernized behind an OpenAPI v2 surface (oasv2); the frontend is being rebuilt off GWT onto React 19 + TanStack Router/Query/Start with MUI v7. We need a developer who’s equally comfortable extending a v2 endpoint in a Guice-wired Java service as they are wiring up a TanStack Query call behind a Lexical editor or a virtualized data table — and who treats Claude Code as a peer on the keyboard, not a novelty. You’ll work directly with the product lead. No layers, no JIRA theater. Ship, review, iterate. **What you’ll do** Own vertical slices end-to-end: OpenAPI spec → Manager/ManagerImpl + EndpointImpl in QAction Java → React 19 / TanStack Query UI → JUnit + Playwright coverage. Extend the QAction Java backend: Guice (constructor injection only), Hazelcast-aware code paths, customer-deployment-aware module wiring, JUnit under oasv2. Build Modern UI features in the React 19 stack: TanStack Router/Query/Start, MUI v7 + Emotion, React Hook Form + Zod, Lexical, dnd-kit, OIDC auth (oidc-client-ts), TypeScript with the wrapper-component discipline already in place (Button, Icon, LabeledObject, ScrollShadows, etc. — never raw MUI in features). Move features off GWT onto the React 19 stack one slice at a time, without breaking the legacy app. Pair with Claude Code daily — write prompts that ship code, review agent diffs critically, and improve our skills/agents library when the workflow has friction. Keep integration tests honest: real DB + Solr + Keycloak at the seam, not mocks. Tech direction you’ll be living in **Backend** Java 21, Gradle multi-project (build single modules — ./gradlew QAction:build — never clean build) Guice DI, constructor injection, Manager/ManagerImpl naming (we don’t use “Service”) OpenAPI-first v2 endpoints in oasv2, canonical error model, paginated response classes as standalone beans in oasv2.beans Hazelcast clustering, Solr search, Postgres/MSSQL, Keycloak/OIDC FileNet integration, document import/migration tooling, RMT/remote services **Frontend** React 19 + TypeScript, Vite 7, TanStack Router + Query + Start + Table MUI v7 + Emotion, MUI X Date Pickers + Tree View Lexical (rich text), @dnd-kit + Atlaskit pragmatic-drag-and-drop, react-virtualized, react-pdf React Hook Form + Zod, oidc-client-ts + react-oidc-context, notistack, pino File naming kebab-case, @/ path imports, theme-first styling, wrapper components over raw MUI Adjacent surfaces in scopes over time **What we’re looking for** 8+ years shipping production app code across backend and frontend. You’ve owned services and UIs, not just one or the other. Java fluency — Guice or Spring DI, REST/OpenAPI design, JUnit. Bonus if you’ve worked in a 1M+ LOC enterprise Java codebase with customer-specific module deployments and didn’t flinch. Modern React fluency — React 18/19, TypeScript, TanStack Query (or React Query), a real opinion about effect dependency graphs, comfort with virtualized tables and rich-text editors. OpenAPI-first thinking. Specs are the source of truth, not documentation written after the fact. Claude Code power user. You write prompts that delegate well, you know when to use a subagent vs. inline, you’ve built or extended skills/hooks/MCP integrations. You can show us a recent session where Claude shipped something non-trivial under your direction. Small-team temperament. You’re allergic to ceremony. You read code before asking. You raise a small PR when it’s ready. **Nice to have** GWT (you won’t write new GWT, but you’ll need to read and migrate it). Workflow / BPMN, records management, e-signature, or ECM domain experience. Hazelcast, Solr, Keycloak operational familiarity. Lexical or another modern rich-text editor. Playwright (you’ll inherit a calibrated suite — we want you to improve it, not rewrite it). Docker compose stack bring-up across Postgres, MSSQL, Solr, Keycloak. Python services or Helm/Kubernetes deployment experience. **How we work** Small PRs. Every change ships through review. If it’s getting big, split it. Test-driven design. Tests come with the code, not after. JUnit on the Java side, Vitest + Playwright on the React side. Daily standups. 15 minutes, async-friendly, but we show up. Memory-backed Claude Code sessions — agents learn the codebase with you, not against you.

Background & Context I am building a custom editorial-style Shopify storefront for selling fine art photography prints. The design is minimal and gallery-forward — inspired by photographer portfolio sites. Key features include a horizontal scrolling gallery, individual print product pages with size/edition selection, and a clean checkout flow. I have a clear visual direction. What I need is hands-on guidance to translate this into a real, functioning Shopify theme using Liquid, JavaScript, and Shopify's native tools — including no-code builders where they make sense — and to learn how to maintain and extend it myself going forward, using Claude as a core part of the workflow. What I’m Looking For A tutor who can work with me in a vibe coding style — meaning we use Claude heavily as part of our workflow. You don’t just write code for me; you help me understand how to prompt Claude effectively, review and refine what it produces, catch errors, and build good instincts for AI-assisted development. Session Style • Screen-share walkthroughs where we build together in real time • You explain the why behind each decision, not just the what • Help me craft and iterate on Claude prompts that produce quality Shopify code • Perhaps an occasional short written summaries or checklists after each session Pages Required • Homepage — horizontal scroll gallery with drag and arrow navigation • Product page — editorial image view, print size selector, edition info, add to cart • Collection page — grid or index-style listing of available prints • About • Contact page Key Features • Shopify OS 2.0 theme architecture (sections + blocks) • Custom Liquid sections for the horizontal gallery • Variant-based product options for print sizes and editions • Metafields for edition numbering and print details • Responsive mobile layout • Fast load performance — minimal dependencies Ideal Candidate • Strong Shopify Liquid knowledge (OS 2.0 preferred) • Comfortable working alongside AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.) • Experience tutoring or teaching non-developers — patience and clarity matter • Ability to explain code decisions in plain language • Portfolio or examples of Shopify theme work

**About the work** We are a construction and construction management firm looking for a skilled data visualization freelancer to transform our preconstruction Excel deliverables — cost estimates, executive summaries, A3 documents, and historical cost tracking — into clean, branded, interactive HTML presentations our team can use in client meetings and sales presentations. We have already developed a working set of reference deliverables that define the quality bar, interaction style, and visual language we are looking for. Applicants will be asked to review these as part of the screening process. **What you will build** Each engagement typically involves one or more Excel workbooks that contain cost estimate data across multiple tabs. You will produce a standalone, browser-based HTML file that: - Organizes the data across 2–4 navigable slides or views - Applies our company brand colors, typography, and visual standards throughout - Includes interactive elements such as toggleable line items, live-updating totals, category filter presets, and exportable decision summaries - Can be opened directly in a browser with no login, no platform subscription, and no external dependencies beyond standard CDN-hosted libraries - Is clean and polished enough to present directly to a client or owner Deliverables are standalone HTML files — not Tableau dashboards, not Power BI reports, not Flourish embeds, not Python notebooks. If those are your primary tools, this project is likely not a fit. **Deliverable types we work with** - Executive summaries (cost phase comparisons, scope breakdowns, alternates calculators) - Two-page detailed cost estimates (line-item toggles, category presets, visible subtotals) - A3 concept summaries (project overview, qualifications, division-level cost detail) - Historical cost pathway documents (estimate movement across phases) **What we provide** - Source Excel workbooks with all relevant data - Robins & Morton brand standards including colors, typography, and logo guidelines - Reference HTML files showing existing deliverables at the quality and interaction level we expect - Clear direction on which tabs to prioritize and what information to surface vs. suppress in client-facing views **What we are looking for** - Strong proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — you write clean, well-structured code directly, not through no-code tools - Experience with Chart.js, D3.js, or similar browser-native charting libraries - A design sensibility for data-dense, professional, client-facing presentations — not dashboards built for internal analysts - Ability to follow a brand system closely and apply it consistently across a multi-slide layout - Experience presenting financial or cost data to non-technical audiences is a strong plus - AEC, construction, or healthcare industry familiarity is helpful but not required

I’m looking for a developer to help build a custom headless Shopify integration for a fashion e-commerce website. Overview I’m currently using Shopify (Grow plan) as the backend for all product management. All products, variants, pricing, and inventory are already fully set up in Shopify. The frontend is being designed entirely in Readymag, and I want full flexibility over the UX and shopping experience. The goal is to create a custom retail website experience similar in flow and interaction to: https://oddli.com/ What I need built The developer will help connect Shopify to a custom Readymag frontend using the Shopify Storefront API (preferred) or an equivalent headless approach. Key requirements: Sync product data (products, variants, images, pricing) from Shopify into Readymag frontend Build a fully custom product page experience inside Readymag Implement a custom “Add to Cart” system (NOT Shopify Buy Button) Create a slide-out or overlay cart drawer where users can continue shopping Cart state must persist across pages/sections Ensure smooth transition from cart → Shopify checkout when ready Maintain Shopify as the backend for all commerce and checkout functionality Ensure responsive, fast, and stable UX Reference The website should function similarly in terms of shopping flow and interaction to: https://oddli.com/ Ideal developer Experience with Shopify Storefront API or headless Shopify builds Strong frontend integration experience (custom carts, state handling) Familiar with embedding or working within no-code/low-code platforms Able to build clean, minimal, design-sensitive commerce UX Notes This is a design-led project. The frontend is already being developed in Readymag, so the focus is on integrating Shopify functionality without disrupting the visual direction. my website is: https://theonethelabel.com/