We are looking for a North America-based Senior WordPress Consultant to support our agency on sales calls. This is not a standard WordPress developer role. We need someone senior who can act as a technical consultant during prospect/client conversations. You will help us assess technical feasibility, explain implementation options, identify risks, and give clear guidance around WordPress builds, redesigns, custom functionality, CSS, plugins, integrations, performance, and custom code. The right person has deep WordPress experience and can speak confidently with business owners, marketers, and internal project teams. Requirements: - Strong WordPress expertise. - Strong CSS and front-end implementation knowledge. - Comfortable with custom code. - Experience with plugin ecosystems, custom themes, integrations, and technical troubleshooting. - Able to join sales calls during North American business hours. - Strong client-facing communication. - Ability to explain technical issues clearly without overcomplicating. - Ability to identify risks, scope concerns, and implementation tradeoffs quickly. We are looking for someone senior, sharp, and honest. We do not need a junior executor or someone who only knows how to install plugins. We need someone who can help us win and scope WordPress projects properly.

Overview I have a Next.js website with a newsletter signup form that currently submits directly from the browser to HubSpot's Forms v3 endpoint. I want to add a lightweight LLM-based spam filter that inspects each submission *before* it reaches HubSpot, and silently rejects (or flags) anything that looks like spam/bot/junk input. Current setup - Framework: Next.js (App Router, TypeScript, React client component) - The form component (`NewsletterForm.tsx`) POSTs directly to `https://api.hsforms.com/submissions/v3/integration/submit/[portalId]/[formGuid]` - Fields collected: `firstname`, `lastname` (optional), `jobtitle`, `email` - Portal ID and Form GUID are public form identifiers (no secrets today) What I want you to build 1. Create a server-side API route in the Next.js app (e.g. `app/api/subscribe/route.ts`) that: - Receives the form fields from the client - Runs an LLM spam/quality check (e.g. OpenAI or similar) to classify the submission as legit vs. spam — checking for gibberish names, fake/disposable emails, nonsense job titles, injection attempts, etc. - If legit → forwards the submission to HubSpot (server-side) - If spam → rejects gracefully with a generic message (no HubSpot write) 2. Update the existing `NewsletterForm.tsx` to POST to the new internal API route instead of calling HubSpot directly. 3. Keep the LLM API key server-side only (use an environment variable — never expose it to the client). 4. Preserve the existing UX: loading / success / error states should still work. Deliverables - Working API route with the LLM spam check + HubSpot forwarding - Updated form component - Brief note on which env vars to set (`OPENAI_API_KEY`, etc.) and how to configure them - Clean, typed TypeScript that matches the existing code style Nice to have (optional) - Basic rate limiting / honeypot field as a cheap first line of defense before the LLM call - Configurable spam threshold or a logged "reason" when something is rejected Requirements to apply - Strong Next.js App Router + TypeScript experience - Experience calling an LLM API (OpenAI or equivalent) from a server route - Familiarity with HubSpot Forms API is a plus To apply, please briefly answer: 1. Which LLM/provider would you use and roughly what would it cost per submission? 2. How would you handle the case where the LLM API is slow or down — do you fail open (let it through) or fail closed (block it)? 3. Have you integrated with HubSpot Forms before? (yes/no is fine)

I need assistance in pointing my Wix.com domain to a new hosting service while ensuring my Google Workspace account remains active. The task involves managing DNS settings to facilitate a seamless transition. The ideal candidate should have experience in domain hosting and DNS management.

If your design standards are not absolute perfection, do not apply. We are not looking for someone to dump text into a template, swap a font, and call it a day. We own a high-end brand (Aurelius Aesthetic Med Spa) operating on a Midnight Black and Imperial Gold aesthetic. The foundational framework and copy are already built inside our GoHighLevel account. We require an expert front-end visual designer to execute a meticulous, high-end design alignment and mobile responsiveness polish. If you cannot spot visual flaws, layout glitches, or micro-spacing errors with absolute precision, you will not survive our review process. Your Specific Scope: 1. Flawless Mobile Responsiveness: Scale text overlays and image banners so nothing clips, wraps awkwardly, or distorts on any mobile screen size. 2. Pixel-Perfect Asset Integration: Correctly frame and drop transparent luxury graphic assets into headers, carousels, and sections without layout glitches or warping. 3. Elite Aesthetic Polish: Optimize the padding, tracking, margins, and custom layout elements across the entire page for a seamless, ultra-premium experience. Project Type: Fixed-Price Milestone Budget: $300 for Completed Polish Funds will be fully escrowed upfront, but milestones will only be released once the layout has been thoroughly inspected on desktop and mobile and verified to meet our elite quality standards. If you are a true elite designer who takes pride in flawless execution, reply with your portfolio.

Ran https://www.thestoneindustry.com/ through the W3C validator. We have 63 issues: errors, warnings, and info markers. We need to fix the issues by outsourcing this a person who specializes in this to tackle this list. Here is a list of the first 20 to give you an idea of what we’re looking at (see two attachments).

I am looking for someone who is an expert at creating landing pages, easily using AI, so I can duplicate this model. You just have to show me how to do this. I am looking to create many and I will do them on my own. I simply need direction on how to do it and what proper tools to use to make it quick, simple, and easy.

In need of someone to build a custom residential HVAC estimating tool using typeform and a custom results landing page in wordpress elementor (or in Typeform if that is easier or possible). The user will come from a META ad so the fbclid will need to be retained and then the lead will need to be fed into Go High Level. The example that I want to be followed can be seen using this link: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fairprice.pro.typeform.com%2Fdoggone%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExY3gyOEJlZURNbENpR3hZT3NydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU0MTYzOTQ5Mzg4OTAyNQABHv6zV9bJQnkeC6B51w_JSreqvZHVKcGK4vXJhWm9l-pVAE4fVn9scW-GNa5d_aem_YWdncwCG2tuHxsjHkpKr2wxd1FIW%26brid%3DYWdncwG4jq4Hmy71GwGtRu8B-pay&h=AUBAh526etg5IHwTHqkkLe0QzI6UZv4g3NJilPg8cuMQuLBBOiBeJyQcxZN7CGDWl2Pf941s4XChH5MijXANXWpmcUekE5E2bxiA41NYCdwnFzDVvKP1GivYS1fiUHE0d5g7pXc9JysltSRLRHA

Frontend: React Native (Expo SDK 54), TypeScript Backend: Firebase — Firestore, Cloud Functions (Node, v1), Firebase Auth, Firebase Storage Architecture: Multi-tenant data model (multiple client organizations sharing one Firestore database, isolated by security rules) Auth: Email/password via Firebase Auth, role-based access (general contractor / subcontractor roles) Firebase / React Native SaaS (Contract, with potential for ongoing work)

We need a portal designed that will enable basic login logout functionality to add to our website. simple website/portal design/styling will be needed. We will need to create a database to store permission sets for 2-3 types of users; customer, employee, and admin. Database will also be used for future features added to portal.

I have a GoHighLevel form embedded via iframe on a Swipe Pages landing page. The form appears twice on the same page using the exact same embed code — one instance at the top of the page, one further down. The form at the bottom of the page displays correctly with white label text. The form at the top of the page displays with dark gray label text, even though the GHL form settings have white labels configured. Swipe Pages support looked into it and recommended adding inline css, but that's over my head. The top section has a background image and a YouTube video embed in the same section — not sure if that's related but it might be worth looking at. I just need someone who knows Swipe Pages and/or GHL embeds well enough to figure out why the same iframe code is rendering differently in two spots on the same page, and fix it. Happy to give you access to both platforms to take a look. Should be a quick fix for the right person.