Web Design Plus Software Integration and Testing

Project Overview

I have a three-part project combining web design amendments with light front-end integration and testing. The work requires strong web design capability and sufficient front-end or back-end familiarity to upload provided code, integrate it into specific pages, and test that everything works correctly. No original application development is required, as all core code is already built. The three parts are closely related and can be treated as one overall engagement for quoting purposes.

Please note: if selected and the work is delivered well, I immediately have two additional new websites to build once this project is complete.

PART 1. WEBSITE AMENDMENTS AND REBUILD FROM AN EXISTING BOLT SITE

I have an existing website created using Bolt. It already functions as a working template and the full site code is available, so you would be working directly on this rather than rebuilding anything from scratch. The Bolt version can be viewed here:
https://aip-capital-intro-in-ok18.bolt.host/

This site was originally created as a reference for a Fiverr designer, but the Bolt output itself is what I want to proceed with. The task is to take this site (using code directly from Bolt), upload it to my hosting under a new domain, and then implement a series of clearly documented changes and additions.

I have prepared a PowerPoint containing screenshots with numbered annotations showing exactly what needs to be changed, added, or improved. All supporting assets are supplied via Dropbox, including text documents, images, videos, icons, logos, and other media.

There are roughly forty changes in total. These range from small text edits through to new pages and general visual polish. The scope includes copy updates, navigation wording changes, testimonials, legal text, automated email copy, and overall layout improvements such as spacing, alignment, consistency, hover states, and fixing visual issues.

Branding updates are included, covering logos, favicon, icons, and consistent branding across the site. Some sections require new image or video backgrounds, plus subtle animations, count-up elements, and scroll effects.

Several new pages need to be built from supplied documents and linked correctly into the site. Navigation updates are required, including renaming or removing sections and ensuring consistent headers and footers.

A blog must be added using a WordPress backend that can be reused across multiple websites. Contact and newsletter forms need updating, including CAPTCHA and automated emails. Legal pages, footer content, addresses, maps, and contact details also need to be added or amended.

Finally, there is general cleanup to remove obsolete sections, fix errors, and tidy unfinished elements. On completion of Part 1, I require the full site code to be handed back so I can re-import it into Bolt to preview future changes.

PART 2. INTEGRATING EXISTING APPLICATION CODE AND TESTING

This part relates to the same website. Two pages require interactive functionality. The page content will be created as part of the site work, but the functionality is powered by existing code that I will provide. You are not expected to write or modify this code, only upload it, integrate it into the relevant pages, test it, and ensure it is presented cleanly within the site design.

One page connects to an LLM-based system with both user and administrator interfaces. The other connects to an email iteration system that processes user inputs via an AI model and returns validated outputs.

The front end is written in React and JavaScript and stored in a GitHub repository. Deployment involves running npm install and npm run build to generate standard static files in a dist folder, which can be uploaded to any web server. Testing can be done via a test subdomain or services such as Vercel or Netlify. The backend API is already live, so the system should work once the frontend is online.

Your responsibility is to test full functionality as both a user and an administrator and ensure visual consistency with the rest of the site.

PART 3. MINOR AMENDMENTS TO AN EXISTING LIVE WEBSITE

The third part relates to a separate live site at www.geonatiq.com . The scope here is lighter. I have screenshots with annotations covering text updates, small graphical tweaks, and adding background video to selected pages.

A WordPress blog also needs to be integrated. In addition, one new page combining photography and text must be designed so users can click items of interest and be routed to an existing form. A small new section with text and icons also needs to be added to the one-page layout.