You will get Figma to Next.js - Pixel-Perfect Responsive Development

Anna B.Status: Offline
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Let a pro handle the details

Buy Custom Website Programming services from Anna, priced and ready to go.
Anna B.Status: Offline
Anna B. Anna B.
5.0

Let a pro handle the details

Buy Custom Website Programming services from Anna, priced and ready to go.

Project details

A website that truly works for your business. I focus on user needs, creating an interface that is intuitive and easy to use. Special attention is given to mobile devices, as most users access sites from their phones. The website is fast, SEO-friendly, and designed to deliver real results. Every project is tailored to your business goals, while keeping administration simple and straightforward.
Programming Languages
HTML & CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
Coding Expertise
Cross Browser & Device Compatibility, Localization, Performance Optimization
What's included
Service Tiers Starter
$300
Standard
$500
Advanced
$800
Delivery Time 3 days 5 days 10 days
Number of Revisions
245
Number of Pages
135
Design Customization
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Content Upload
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Responsive Design
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Source Code
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Optional add-ons You can add these on the next page.
Fast Delivery
+$100 - $200
Additional Page (+ 1 Day)
+$80

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Anna B.Status: Offline

About Anna

Anna B.Status: Offline
Web developer | Landing page developer | CMS development | Next.js
5.0  (1 review)
Kyiv, Ukraine - 1:08 am local time
Your CMS is either fighting you or invisible to your dev team - I fix both. As a web developer specializing in landing page development and CMS development, I build headless CMS backends on Contentful and Payload (or etc), then ship the Next.js frontend that runs on them, so your editors publish independently and your developers stop getting 11pm pings about broken pages.

Most "CMS integration" work just connects to whatever's already there. As a web developer, I set up the backend architecture itself: custom content models, collections, relationships, role-based access, and preview mode - self-hosted Payload or Strapi when you need full control, Contentful, Sanity, or Directus when you want a managed CMS SaaS layer. Either way, the frontend is Next.js with TypeScript strict mode, Core Web Vitals optimized from day one.

I've built 10+ landing pages and Next.js projects for startups and SaaS companies - from single-page landing page campaigns to multilingual CMS-driven marketing sites.

RECENT RESULTS:
- Create multilingual Payload CMS site (EN/AR or etc with RTL support) - live in 10 days
- Create Contentful or etc site - live in 5 days
- WordPress → headless CMS (Contentful or Payload CMS or etc) + Next.js migration: 3x faster load, content publishing in under 5 minutes
- 0.9s LCP and 98 Lighthouse score on production SaaS and landing page builds
- 40% faster mobile load through image optimization and code splitting on Next.js projects

WHAT I FIX:
API integrations that won't connect. Performance issues killing your Lighthouse score on landing page and CMS-driven sites. Responsive layouts breaking on mobile. Messy Next.js codebases that need refactoring before they can scale.

I document the content model and CMS access setup as I build it, so whoever inherits the project - including your next web developer - isn't starting blind.

I don't just translate Figma to code - as a landing page developer, I flag UX issues before they become bugs, suggest component architecture that your next developer can maintain, and set up analytics so you know what's actually working. Whether you need a web developer for one landing page or a full CMS-driven platform, I can take it from design file to production.

TECH STACK:
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, SSR, Framer Motion, GSAP, Contentful, Payload CMS, Strapi, Sanity, Directus, WordPress, Supabase, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Vercel, Firebase, REST API, GraphQL, Figma, Google Analytics 4, SEO, Web Accessibility (WCAG), Node.js, Page Speed Optimization, Lighthouse, Website Localization, Pixel-Perfect, Mobile First, Deployment, Bootstrap, Landing Page, Headless CMS, App Router, Server Components, Static Site Generation (SSG), Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)

HOW I WORK
Based in Kyiv with US/EU timezone overlap - as a web developer, I respond within 0-4 hours during your workday, async-first. Typical first working version: 48-72 hours after I get your design file or content requirements for your landing page or CMS project. Available to start within 1-2 days.

I use AI tools like Claude and Cursor daily - for component scaffolding, refactors, and catching edge cases before code review, not as a replacement for understanding what ships. As a Next.js and CMS specialist, I know how to use these tools without letting them write code I can't explain.

If you're looking for a web developer who treats your CMS and Next.js frontend as one system, send me your Figma file, your current CMS pain point, or a rough spec - I'll come back with a concrete plan and timeline within 24 hours.

Steps for completing your project

After purchasing the project, send requirements so Anna can start the project.

Delivery time starts when Anna receives requirements from you.

Anna works on your project following the steps below.

Revisions may occur after the delivery date.

Gather Client Requirements

Gather all required materials such as texts, images, logo, and design references. If you already have them — great! If not, we will discuss your ideas and preferences together and prepare everything needed.

Setup and Integration

Adapt the site to your content and integrate media. Add texts and images.

Review the work, release payment, and leave feedback to Anna.