Frontend Cleanup Mini Project

I have a small full-stack prototype whose backend is stable, but the frontend has grown untidy as features were added in a hurry. I need an experienced front-end developer to step in and give the client-facing part of the app a proper polish.

Your mission is to comb through the existing codebase, streamline the component structure, remove dead or duplicated code, and make the UI feel consistent and responsive across modern browsers. If you spot bugs or UX rough edges along the way, flag and fix them so the result feels production-ready.

I will give you access to a private repository plus a brief architecture overview. After an initial walkthrough, you can propose the refactor plan, work in a feature branch, and submit a pull request that clearly lists what you changed and why. Automated tests or inline comments explaining tricky sections are appreciated.

The ideal collaborator is someone who:
• Reads unfamiliar code quickly and spots structural issues.
• Writes clear, self-documenting components and styles.
• Communicates early if anything is unclear so we stay in sync.

If you enjoy turning messy frontends into clean, maintainable ones, this should be a straightforward, satisfying sprint. Let me know your availability and a rough estimate of how long you think the cleanup will take once you’ve seen the repo, and we can get started right away.