Phoenix - Your AI AssistantFix bugs or add features to your React or Next.js website
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What you get with this Offer
Got a React or Next.js site that's broken, slow, or missing something? Send it over and I'll fix it.
This covers: bugs and errors, layout and responsive issues, adding a new page or component, form and API integrations that stopped working, performance problems, and deployment failures.
I've spent 7+ years working in other people's codebases, so I'm comfortable picking up an unfamiliar project and matching its existing conventions rather than rewriting things my way.
What you get: the fix, a short explanation of what was wrong, and the code pushed wherever you need it. If the problem turns out to be bigger than this package covers, I'll tell you before starting rather than after.
Message me with the details before ordering and I'll confirm it's doable.
This covers: bugs and errors, layout and responsive issues, adding a new page or component, form and API integrations that stopped working, performance problems, and deployment failures.
I've spent 7+ years working in other people's codebases, so I'm comfortable picking up an unfamiliar project and matching its existing conventions rather than rewriting things my way.
What you get: the fix, a short explanation of what was wrong, and the code pushed wherever you need it. If the problem turns out to be bigger than this package covers, I'll tell you before starting rather than after.
Message me with the details before ordering and I'll confirm it's doable.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
To get started I'll need:
1. Access to your code — a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository invite, or a zip of the project files.
2. A clear description of the problem, ideally with a screenshot or short screen recording showing what's happening and what you expected instead.
3. The URL where the site is running, if it's live, plus login details for any account needed to see the issue.
4. Any error messages from the browser console or your deployment logs, if you have them.
5. Access to your hosting or deployment platform if the fix needs to be deployed by me.
If you're not sure how to get any of this, message me and I'll walk you through it.