Web VPS Interface Completion
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted4 hours ago
I’m building a browser-based control panel for my VPS and already have a partial design plus a rough style guide. I now need the remaining screens and their front-end logic completed so the whole interface feels polished and consistent.
The project is purely web-based. I’m open to whichever modern framework you feel most comfortable with—React, Vue.js, Angular or another comparable stack—so long as the final bundle is lightweight, responsive and easy to extend. You will receive the existing design files, component snippets and API endpoints; your task is to finish the missing pages, connect the UI to the provided JSON endpoints and make sure everything renders smoothly across the latest Chrome, Firefox and Safari versions.
Acceptance criteria
• Every planned screen is implemented with the same visual language as the supplied mock-ups.
• All interactions (start/stop server, monitor resources, edit configs) hit the given REST endpoints and handle loading / error states gracefully.
• Code is clean, commented and organised so another dev can jump in without a lengthy hand-off.
• Final build passes Lighthouse performance and accessibility checks with a minimum score of 90.
If this sounds like your kind of front-end challenge, let’s talk about timelines and next steps.
The project is purely web-based. I’m open to whichever modern framework you feel most comfortable with—React, Vue.js, Angular or another comparable stack—so long as the final bundle is lightweight, responsive and easy to extend. You will receive the existing design files, component snippets and API endpoints; your task is to finish the missing pages, connect the UI to the provided JSON endpoints and make sure everything renders smoothly across the latest Chrome, Firefox and Safari versions.
Acceptance criteria
• Every planned screen is implemented with the same visual language as the supplied mock-ups.
• All interactions (start/stop server, monitor resources, edit configs) hit the given REST endpoints and handle loading / error states gracefully.
• Code is clean, commented and organised so another dev can jump in without a lengthy hand-off.
• Final build passes Lighthouse performance and accessibility checks with a minimum score of 90.
If this sounds like your kind of front-end challenge, let’s talk about timelines and next steps.
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