We are seeking a skilled web developer to create a professional website for our small legal practice. The website should effectively communicate our services in personal injury and other legal areas, and include features like a contact form and client testimonials. The ideal candidate will have experience in designing legal websites and ensuring they are user-friendly and visually appealing.

We are a fast-growing U.S.-based company focused on helping contractors scale through remote staffing solutions. As we continue expanding, we're looking for an AI Website Developer who is passionate about building modern, high-converting websites using the latest AI-powered development tools. This is not a traditional web development role. We are looking for someone who understands how to leverage AI to build websites significantly faster while maintaining exceptional design, performance, and user experience. Responsibilities Design and build responsive, modern websites using AI-powered platforms. Create websites in Framer, Lovable, Base44, Replit, and other emerging AI website builders. Develop landing pages optimized for conversions and SEO. Build reusable components and scalable design systems. Integrate forms, CRMs, calendars, analytics, chatbots, and third-party APIs. Optimize websites for speed, accessibility, and mobile responsiveness. Use AI tools to rapidly prototype, iterate, and improve websites. Collaborate with marketing and leadership teams to transform ideas into high-performing websites. Continuously evaluate new AI tools and recommend improvements to our development process. Required Qualifications Experience building websites with AI-first platforms such as: Framer Lovable Base44 Replit Bolt.new v0 by Vercel Webflow AI (preferred) Strong understanding of: HTML CSS JavaScript Responsive Design Experience connecting websites with APIs and automation tools. Knowledge of SEO best practices. Excellent UI/UX design sense. Ability to write effective prompts to generate and improve websites using AI. Strong English communication skills. Nice to Have React / Next.js experience Tailwind CSS Figma Supabase Firebase Zapier / Make AI Agents and workflow automation Experience building websites for construction, home service, or B2B companies. What We're Looking For The ideal candidate is someone who: Loves experimenting with the newest AI tools. Builds websites in days—not weeks. Thinks like both a designer and a developer. Can transform a simple idea into a polished website. Is proactive and constantly learning. Has a strong portfolio of modern websites. To Apply Please send: Your portfolio (Framer/Webflow/custom websites) Links to websites you've built Your resume A brief description of the AI tools you use in your workflow Your hourly rate or salary expectations

Full-Stack Developer Needed — Agricultural SaaS / Grain Management Web App MVP Project Overview I am looking for an experienced full-stack developer to build the first working browser-based MVP of GrainTrack, a grain inventory, contract, and delivery management application for farmers. The long-term goal is to give farmers one place to track: Grain inventory Grain contracts across multiple elevators/buyers Bushels sold Bushels delivered Remaining contract obligations Bushels still available to sell Weighted average selling price Physical grain by storage location Contract documents Scale tickets Future phases will include AI-powered contract and scale-ticket scanning. For this project, I am ONLY looking to build Phase 1. A starter project package and detailed product specifications are already available. Phase 1 Goal Build a secure, responsive web application that allows a farmer to: Create an account Create a farm Select a crop year Select commodities Enter estimated production Create buyers/elevators Create delivery/storage locations Enter grain contracts manually View contract details Automatically calculate the farm's grain position View that information on a professional dashboard The application should work well on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. Core Dashboard The dashboard should display grain information by commodity. Example: 2026 Corn Expected Production: 180,000 bu Physical Inventory: 127,750 bu Contracted: 110,000 bu Delivered: 32,500 bu Remaining on Contracts: 77,500 bu Estimated Available to Sell: 70,000 bu Physical Grain Not Committed: 50,250 bu Percent Sold: 61.1% Weighted Average Final Price: $4.82/bu The dashboard should use clean cards, tables, progress indicators, and alerts similar to a modern SaaS dashboard. UI mockups will be provided. Important Grain Calculations Critical calculations must be performed on the backend rather than independently in the browser. Estimated Available to Sell Expected Production - Total Active Contracted Bushels Example: 180,000 - 110,000 = 70,000 bu Percent Sold Total Contracted ÷ Expected Production × 100 Example: 110,000 ÷ 180,000 = 61.1% Remaining Contract Quantity Adjusted Contract Quantity - Confirmed Delivered Quantity Physical Grain Not Committed Current Physical Inventory - Remaining Contract Obligations Weighted Average Contract Price Sum of: Contract Quantity × Final Cash Price divided by: Total Final-Priced Bushels A simple average of contract prices must NOT be used. Detailed calculation specifications will be provided. Commodities The application must NOT be hard-coded only for corn, soybeans, and wheat. Default commodities should include: Corn Soybeans Wheat Barley Oats Grain Sorghum / Milo Canola Sunflowers Rice The system must also support: + Add Another Commodity Custom commodities should support: Commodity name Default unit Optional standard pounds per bushel Notes All contracts, inventory, deliveries, reports, and calculations should reference a commodity ID. Crop Years Records must be separated by crop year. Examples: 2025 Corn 2026 Corn 2027 Corn The system must NOT assume crop year based on delivery date. This is important because farmers may carry older grain into a new calendar year. Buyers / Elevators Farmers need to create and manage multiple grain buyers. Examples: ABC Elevator XYZ Grain Local Co-Op A buyer may have multiple delivery locations. Locations Locations may include: Farm Bin Grain Bag Flat Storage Elevator Processor Terminal Other Example: ABC Elevator could have: Newark Utica Johnstown as separate delivery locations. Contracts Farmers must be able to manually create grain contracts. Required fields should include: Farm Crop year Commodity Buyer Delivery location Contract number Contract date Contract quantity Contract type Cash price Futures price Basis Futures month Delivery start date Delivery end date Notes Status Contract types should include: Fixed Price Basis HTA Average Price Minimum Price Other Contract Detail Screen Each contract should display: Buyer Location Commodity Crop year Contract number Contract quantity Pricing information Delivery period Delivered bushels Remaining bushels Percent delivered Estimated contract value Status Notes Later phases will attach scanned documents and scale tickets. Pricing Rules Contracts without a finalized cash price must NOT incorrectly affect the final weighted average cash price. Example: 20,000 bu basis contract Basis = +$0.10 Futures = Open This contract counts toward: Total Contracted Bushels but does NOT count toward: Weighted Average Final Cash Price until the cash price is finalized. The architecture should allow pricing components to be expanded later. Database Preferred database: PostgreSQL The database should be relational and designed to support future expansion. Core entities include: Users Farms Farm Users Crop Years Commodities Farm Crops Buyers Locations Contracts Contract Pricing Inventory Transactions Deliveries Delivery Allocations Documents Alerts Audit Records A database architecture specification will be provided. Preferred Technology Preferred stack: Frontend React / Next.js Backend Next.js API or Node.js Database PostgreSQL Authentication A secure managed authentication solution is acceptable. Hosting Modern managed cloud hosting. I am open to recommendations if you believe another stack would be materially better, but please explain why. Architecture Requirements The application should maintain clear separation between: Frontend UI and user interaction Backend/API Business logic and permissions Database Source records Calculation Engine Derived grain-position calculations Critical financial/inventory calculations should NOT be scattered throughout frontend components. Phase 1 Deliverables The developer should deliver: Working browser-based GrainTrack application Responsive desktop/tablet/mobile interface Authentication Farm setup Crop-year management Standard and custom commodities Buyer management Location management Estimated production entry Manual contract entry Contract list Contract detail screen Working calculation engine Grain-position dashboard PostgreSQL database Database migrations Sample/demo farm data Automated tests for important calculations Deployment to a private test environment Source code in my GitHub repository Setup/deployment documentation Demo Data The application should include a demo farm so functionality can be tested immediately. Example: Farm: Greenfield Farms Crop Year: 2026 Corn Expected Production: 180,000 bu Contracts: Multiple contracts totaling 110,000 bu Expected dashboard result: Contracted: 110,000 bu Percent Sold: 61.1% Estimated Available to Sell: 70,000 bu The developer should create automated tests verifying these calculations. Acceptance Tests The project will be considered successful when the following scenarios work correctly. Test 1 — Production Farmer enters: 180,000 bu expected 2026 corn production. Dashboard displays: 180,000 bu expected production. Test 2 — Contracts Farmer enters contracts totaling: 110,000 bu. Dashboard displays: 110,000 bu contracted. Test 3 — Available to Sell System calculates: 180,000 - 110,000 = 70,000 bu Estimated Available to Sell. Test 4 — Percent Sold System calculates: 110,000 ÷ 180,000 = 61.1% Sold. Test 5 — Weighted Average Price Multiple contracts with different quantities and prices produce the correct bushel-weighted average. Test 6 — Basis Contract A basis contract with open futures: counts toward contracted bushels does NOT count toward final cash-price average Test 7 — Cancelled Contract A cancelled contract does not count toward active contracted bushels. Test 8 — Custom Commodity Farmer can select: + Add Another Commodity create a custom commodity, and use it throughout the application. NOT Included in Phase 1 Please do NOT include the following in your Phase 1 quote unless clearly identified as an optional add-on: AI contract scanning AI scale-ticket scanning Native iPhone app Native Android app Live futures prices Grain marketing recommendations Crop insurance Farm accounting Field management Equipment management Weather Settlement processing Payment processing These are potential future phases. Future Phase 2 Phase 2 is expected to add: Physical inventory Farm bins/storage locations Deliveries Scale tickets Contract allocations Remaining contract balances Physical Grain Not Committed calculation Inventory coverage Alerts Strong performance on Phase 1 could lead directly to Phase 2. Future Phase 3 — AI Document Scanning A major future feature will allow farmers to photograph grain contracts and scale tickets. Contract Scan Farmer takes photo. AI extracts: Buyer Location Contract number Commodity Crop year Quantity Price Basis Futures Delivery period Farmer reviews and confirms before a contract is created. Scale Ticket Scan Farmer photographs scale ticket. AI extracts: Buyer Location Ticket number Date Commodity Weights Bushels Contract number The system suggests the appropriate contract. Farmer confirms before inventory or contract balances change. Experience with OCR, document AI, computer vision, or LLM/vision APIs is therefore a significant plus. Security The application will eventually contain important farm business information. Required practices include: HTTPS Secure password/authentication handling Farm-level authorization Secure environment variables Database backups Secure document architecture No cross-farm data exposure Auditability for important changes Source Code & Ownership This is important. All source code produced for this project will be owned by me upon payment. The developer must work in a GitHub repository controlled by me. I must have administrative access to: GitHub Hosting Database Authentication service Storage Domain/DNS when applicable Any third-party services created specifically for GrainTrack The project must not depend on developer-owned accounts that I cannot access. Any third-party/open-source libraries must be properly licensed for commercial use. Documentation At completion, provide documentation covering: Local development setup Environment variables Database setup Database migrations Deployment Authentication configuration How to add commodities How calculations work How to run automated tests Another competent developer should be able to take over the project using this documentation. Developer Qualifications Please apply if you have strong experience with: React Next.js TypeScript PostgreSQL Relational database design SaaS applications Authentication Responsive web applications API development Automated testing Cloud deployment Strong bonus experience: Agricultural software Inventory systems Commodity/grain systems Financial applications OCR Document processing AI/vision APIs Agricultural experience is helpful but NOT required. I can provide the grain-industry/business logic. Budget & Contract Structure I prefer a: Fixed-price Phase 1 project with milestone payments. Target budget: $3,000–$8,000 Please do not simply bid the maximum budget. Provide your proposed fixed price based on the specifications above. If you believe the scope requires more or less, explain why. Suggested Milestones Milestone 1 — Foundation Project setup Authentication PostgreSQL Farm setup Crop years Commodities Milestone 2 — Grain Data Buyers Locations Production estimates Contract entry Contract management Milestone 3 — Calculation Engine Contract totals Available to sell Percent sold Weighted average price Pricing-status rules Automated tests Milestone 4 — Dashboard Dashboard UI Responsive layout Contract detail Filters Demo farm Milestone 5 — Deployment & Handoff Private production-like deployment Testing Bug fixes Documentation Full repository/account handoff Payments should correspond to accepted working milestones rather than elapsed time. What I Will Provide I will provide: Product vision Dashboard mockups Contract screen mockups Inventory mockups Reports mockups Database architecture Business rules Calculation-engine specification API/backend specification Starter project package Example grain contracts/data Grain-industry guidance The developer is not starting from only an idea. Much of the product and business logic has already been defined. Application Instructions Please begin your proposal with: GRAINTRACK This confirms you read the complete posting. Then answer these questions: 1. Show me 2–3 SaaS applications you have personally built or substantially contributed to. Explain exactly what you built on each project. 2. Describe your experience with: Next.js + TypeScript + PostgreSQL 3. How would you structure the calculation engine so critical grain calculations are not duplicated throughout the frontend? 4. How would you handle a basis contract where the basis is established but the futures price is still open? I am not necessarily looking for grain-industry terminology. I want to see how you think about partially complete pricing data. 5. How would you design the database so one farmer can have: Multiple farms Multiple crop years Multiple commodities Multiple buyers Multiple delivery locations without mixing data between farms? 6. How would you prevent one customer's farm data from ever being visible to another customer? 7. What automated tests would you write for the calculation engine? 8. What would your proposed technology stack be? If different from the preferred stack, explain why. 9. What is your fixed-price quote for Phase 1? 10. What timeline would you propose? 11. Are you personally doing the work, or will any portion be subcontracted? If subcontracted, explain which parts. 12. Have you worked with OCR, document AI, or vision/LLM APIs? This is not required for Phase 1 but will matter for future phases. Important I am looking for someone who could potentially continue through Phases 2 and 3 if Phase 1 goes well. I value: Clean architecture Accurate calculations Communication Documentation Maintainable code more than adding unnecessary features quickly. The goal of Phase 1 is to create a solid foundation for a commercial agricultural SaaS product—not to build every possible GrainTrack feature at once.

Translation of design into front- and backend development of an intranet site for an enterprise-level engineering firm. Estimated 60 hours in total. Additionally, 10-15 hours per month of work on their public-facing website for minor updates.

Shopify Developer Needed — Shopify Collective / Retailer Integration for Premium Food Brand - Fluent English - Individual Freelancer only - No Agencies. - Must work on US Eastern time. We are looking for an experienced Shopify developer/integration specialist to implement a Shopify-to-Shopify retail integration for a premium food brand. This is a relatively focused project — 2 products to start — but the order flow, delivery-date data, inventory synchronization, and fulfillment process must work accurately. Project Overview - Our products will be sold directly on a retail partner’s Shopify website. - The retailer will not hold inventory or fulfill the orders The intended flow is: - Customer shops on retailer website → places order → order flows into our Shopify store → we fulfill the order We expect Shopify Collective may be the best solution, but we are open to recommendations from someone who has implemented similar, simple integrations before. Required Functionality 1. Shopify-to-Shopify Integration Set up the connection between our Shopify store and the retailer’s Shopify store, most likely using Shopify Collective 2. Initially, only 2 products will be offered through the retailer. 3.Order Flow When a customer places an order on the retailer’s website, the order needs to flow automatically into our Shopify store for fulfillment. The order information passed to us must include: * Product * Quantity * Customer name * Order information * Delivery date 3. Delivery Date Integration/. This is an important requirement. - Customers will select their requested delivery date while ordering on the retailer’s website That delivery date must be transferred with the order into our Shopify system so our fulfillment team can process it correctly. (on our website we currently use One Click Delivery Date Picker app for delivery dates) 4. Fulfillment. We will handle all fulfillment. Unlike standard DTC orders, all orders generated through this retailer will be shipped to one retail location The integration/order workflow should make it easy for our fulfillment team to identify these orders and their required delivery dates. 5. Inventory Synchronization Our inventory is currently managed through QuickBooks Online with an integration into our Shopify store We need to make sure orders originating from the retailer are properly reflected in our Shopify inventory and do not create inventory synchronization issues with our current QuickBooks workflow. Experience Required We are specifically looking for someone who has already implemented Shopify-to-Shopify integrations like this In your application, please provide: * Specific examples of Shopify Collective or Shopify-to-Shopify integrations that you have completed * What platforms/apps were involved * How orders and inventory were synchronized * Whether you have worked with delivery-date/order attribute integrations Proposal Requirements Please provide: 1. Recommended technical approach 2. Estimated timeline How quickly can this be implemented, tested, and launched? 3. Resources required What access, apps, developers, or support would you need from us and/or the retailer? 4. Testing plan How will you confirm that orders, delivery dates, inventory, and fulfillment information are transferring correctly? 5. Fixed-price quote We are looking to complete this project on a fixed-price basis, not hourly.

Clever Catalyst, LLC is looking for an enthusiastic and capable Graphic Designer & Web Design Assistant to join our fast-growing, 100% virtual team. We need someone ready to jump in, manage a dynamic workload, and grow with us. About Clever Catalyst, LLC: We are a rapidly scaling business known for our dedication to high-quality output and client success (check us out at clevercatalystllc.com). Our company was launched in 2019, and the person you will be working under has been with us since day one. I do not like heavy turnover because it's hard on business and my heart, so please, only apply if you have the hope to stick with it. We operate as a tight-knit, results-driven unit, and finding the right cultural fit is paramount. We value honesty, accountability, and a proactive attitude. The Role: Partner to our Senior Designer/Developer with Huge Potential for Growth You will serve as #2 to our Senior Designer/Developer, focused on tackling overflow design and development tasks. While the starting workload is variable, this role is explicitly designed for someone seeking significant long-term growth and the ability to rapidly increase earning potential as they prove their value. A typical day might involve working on social media graphics, optimizing SEO or web design on various platforms, creating visuals for another marketing project such as email marketing or paid ads, and assisting with automations if possible. Deliverables • Key Responsibilities • Execute a wide range of graphic design tasks for various client projects. • Assist in the design, development, and maintenance of client websites across multiple platforms. • Work closely under the guidance of our Senior Designer/Developer to ensure quality and consistency. • Manage assigned tasks and time effectively within our required time management system. • Maintain open communication for real-time needs and project updates. • What You'll Need to Succeed • Experience is required, but we are open regarding the specific level, as you will be working directly with a senior resource. • Proven graphic design training and a strong understanding of design principles. • Proficiency in graphic design software, including Canva. • Demonstrable experience with multiple web platforms, including WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, and GoDaddy Website Builder. • The ability to be available for real-time emergencies and critical communication during standard business hours. • A strong commitment to accountability and time management; this is not a casual, "willy-nilly" role to be squeezed between other commitments. I am 100% okay with you having other gigs, but if it's something I will notice, it will probably become an issue.

The World Affairs Council of Atlanta is seeking an experienced Wix designer/developer to create a modern, visually engaging, and user-friendly website. The ideal candidate will have a strong portfolio showcasing previous work in web design and development, particularly with Wix. Responsibilities include designing a responsive layout, integrating essential features, and ensuring seamless user experience. The project aims to enhance the council's online presence and engagement.

We are seeking a skilled Frontend Developer to join our dynamic team and play a critical role in the planning and estimation phases of frontend development projects. This position offers a unique opportunity to combine your strong technical frontend skills with project planning expertise to help shape the direction and scope of upcoming development initiatives. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams including product managers, designers, backend developers, and QA engineers to ensure that frontend deliverables are accurately scoped, efficiently executed, and aligned with business goals. The ideal candidate is not only proficient in modern frontend technologies but also experienced in anticipating development challenges, estimating timelines, and contributing to the overall project roadmap. If you are passionate about building high-quality user interfaces and enjoy engaging in strategic discussions about project feasibility and resource allocation, this role is perfect for you. Join us to help drive impactful frontend solutions while ensuring realistic planning and effective use of technical resources throughout the development lifecycle. Your responsibilities for this role will be to: - Collaborate with product managers and designers to gather and analyze frontend requirements and translate them into technical estimates. - Participate actively in project planning meetings to provide accurate time and resource estimations for frontend tasks. - Develop, review, and maintain scalable, responsive, and high-quality frontend code using modern frameworks such as React, Angular, or Vue.js. - Work closely with backend developers to ensure seamless integration and consistent user experience across platforms. - Identify potential development risks and propose mitigation strategies during the estimation and planning phases. - Continuously improve frontend architecture and workflows for enhanced maintainability and performance. - Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior frontend developers to uphold coding standards and best practices.

We are seeking a skilled freelancer to update the backend of our website. The project involves implementing new features, optimizing performance, and ensuring security. The ideal candidate will have experience with web development and backend technologies, and be able to work independently to deliver high-quality results.

The Client is establishing a small ecosystem of three connected web properties: (1) a personal platform for the Client as a writer and practitioner in ecological restoration; (2) a mission/educational platform on water-cycle restoration; and (3) a holding page for a regenerative resort brand in Bali. The Contractor will deliver the complete technical foundation and the first live site, working from a strategy and tool-stack plan provided by the Client. All tools are no-code or low-code (Framer, Figma, Kit, Plausible); the work is configuration, design implementation, and deployment — not custom software development.