We're looking for someone to help continue development on an existing web application.
The project was originally built in React and we've been migrating it to Next.js. Unfortunately, the previous developer couldn't finish the migration before leaving the project, so there are still a number of incomplete areas that need to be cleaned up.
Nothing is in terrible shape, but there are quite a few loose ends. Some UI sections disappeared during the migration, a few pages aren't behaving as expected, and the overall user experience could use another round of polishing.
We're looking for someone who enjoys working on an existing product rather than starting from scratch.
Some of the things we'll probably work on together include:
Restoring UI components that were missed during the migration
Fixing layout and responsive issues
Improving the overall UI/UX
Cleaning up components and frontend structure
Fixing bugs and inconsistencies
Adding a few recent features as development continues
This project is part of a long-term product roadmap.
Future work may include
Additional Web3 game features
Blockchain infrastructure improvements
Multi-chain wallet support
Performance optimization
Backend integration
Smart contract integration
Polkadot ecosystem integration
EVM-to-PVM migration support
Developer tooling
Long-term product ownership
One key requirement is that you'll need to run the project locally before making changes. I prefer developers who spend time understanding the existing application first instead of immediately jumping into the code.
If everything goes well, I'd like this to become a long-term collaboration. There are plenty of features planned after this milestone, so I'm looking for someone who wants to stick around rather than just complete a single task.
📌 Experienced React / Next Js Developer For Long Term Web Application Enhancement British Columbia
🏢 vistralnova
📍 British Columbia
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