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Budget: 485 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello Jose, I can clean up the React/Tailwind UI issues and add the property verification badge in a way that fits your current design system. I’ve spent years fixing inconsistent layouts, data display bugs, and responsive issues in production sites, so I can quickly audit cards, tables, and forms, then implement the Verified/Unverified badge near the title or price. I’ll review the repo, confirm the scope, and share a clear timeline after inspection. Let’s discuss the details.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello Jose, I have worked on React platforms with TypeScript and Tailwind, fixing layout glitches, inconsistent card and table rendering, and broken form data mapping. Adding a verification badge that matches an existing design system is a small, clean task for me.

One tip: store the verified state as a proper enum or boolean flag on the property object, so the badge stays consistent across list and detail views and you avoid future data mismatches.

Where do the data display bugs come from, the API response shape or the components themselves? Is the verification status already in your data model, or do I add a placeholder field for now?

I can pull the repo, run it locally, and send you a short prototype of the fixed detail page with the badge so you see it live before we agree on scope.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 5 days

We have experience working with React and Tailwind CSS, so we will promptly conduct an audit of your project, fix UI glitches, and correctly display data. We will implement profile verification functionality through clean components, adhering to the current TypeScript architecture. We will ensure stable interface operation without unnecessary code.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello! The task is clear and well-defined: conducting a UI/Data audit of the existing codebase on React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS, fixing layout/data display issues, and expanding the functionality of the object page with a new verification status (Verified Badge).

Since the project is already rendering and the structure is known, this is a local and expectedly quick task for refactoring and improving DX/UX.
The deadlines and budget are specified in the response.
My Git: https://github.com/onyx144

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 5 days

Hello!
I am a Frontend developer with experience in developing production web applications and Telegram bots.

My experience (project examples):

— Mister.Am (https://misteram.com.ua) — food delivery service similar to Glovo. Role: Frontend developer in the team (Scrum). Stack: React, Next.js, Redux, Effector, Styled Components.

— Reelix Bot (@reelix_movie_bot) — Telegram bot on TypeScript, grammY, MongoDB, Docker, deployed on Hetzner VPS with CI/CD via GitHub Actions.

— OLIQ (https://oliq-web.alexalexdev.io) — layout of an e-commerce landing page based on a design from Figma. HTML/CSS/JS, responsive grid, product cards, gallery.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 14 days

Hello!

I can help with this project and can start immediately.

I have solid experience with **React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS**, debugging existing codebases, and improving UI consistency without introducing regressions.

My approach:

• Perform a full UI audit of the application and identify layout/rendering issues.
• Fix misaligned components, spacing, responsive behavior, and rendering inconsistencies.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello!
I'm ready to start working on your project today.
I work quickly and meticulously, ensuring the final result meets your exact standards.
I'm open to discussing the details.

Portfolio: Behance

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Budget: 650 USD Deadline: 4 days

WE already have a nearly ready similar real estate front-end QA and badge pattern, so we can adapt it quikly and discuss the details here right now - i am online ))

i checked the Bitbucket repo - it is a Vite React 18 TypeScript app with Tailwind 4, Radix UI, about 14k lines across pages and components, and the property detail badge belongs around PropertyHeader near the title or price.

estimated budget - 650 USD
timeline - 4 days

i would handle it in this order
- run a focused UI audit on cards, forms, tables, property list, detail page, auth pages and mobile states
- fix data mapping issues between API responses and React types, including empty states and formatting

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 6 days

Hi Jose, thanks for the clear write-up. I looked over the scope and the public repo structure, and this is a good fit for me. For the UI/data-display bugs I don't guess — I trace root causes: controlled vs uncontrolled inputs breaking forms, missing key/null-guards causing broken cards and tables, and layout-shift from async data that isn't in a loading/empty state yet. I'll walk every React component, fix the misalignments, and verify each screen against real data across breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop) so nothing regresses. For the Verification badge I'll build a reusable Tailwind component with Verified (green) / Unverified (grey) states, accessible (proper aria-label, not color-only), placed cleanly next to the property title or price to match your design system. To de-risk this before we start: I'll build a standalone prototype of that badge in a separate sandbox (no access to your code needed) and send it over first, so you can see the quality and Tailwind fit up front — the full work on your repo I do once the safe deal (escrow) is set up. I work AI-assisted with hands-on manual code review on every change, which is how I keep this fast without cutting corners. Two quick questions: (1) Is there already a verified flag in the data model / API response, or should the badge read from a mocked value for now? (2) Is the UI pure Tailwind or is there a component library / design-token layer on top, and how is state handled (Redux / Zustand / Context)? — that tells me a lot about where the data-display bugs are coming from.

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Budget: 499 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I will complete your task quickly and efficiently.

My recent works
https://indexfast.pro - fast website indexing
https://mono-bank.pp.ua - everything about Monobank
https://mamamia.pp.ua - online store
https://programist.pp.ua/ua/portfolio/ - portfolio of works
https://monitortest.pp.ua - monitor testing
https://keytest.pp.ua - keyboard testing
https://pctest.pp.ua - computer testing

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 7 days

Your React platform renders, but misaligned components and wrong values in cards, tables and forms make it look unfinished. The property page also has no verification signal yet.

I would begin with a component audit of the TypeScript code and send you a list of every layout and rendering issue I find. From there I fix the alignment problems and the data binding behind the incorrect values. For the badge, I add a small component near the property title that shows verified in green or unverified in gray, built with your existing Tailwind classes so nothing looks bolted on.

Send me access to the Bitbucket repo and I will start with the audit, then give you a budget and timeline based on what it turns up.

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Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 5 days

Reviewed the Bitbucket repo — the goal is to clean up rendering inconsistencies across the platform and ship a verification badge that fits the existing Tailwind design system.

Plan: first, I'll do a full component audit, fixing alignment issues in cards, tables, and forms and tracing any data display bugs to their source (likely prop drilling or missing null checks). Second, I'll add the verification badge as a small reusable Tailwind component with two states (green "Verified" / gray "Unverified"), positioned near the property title. Third, I'll cross-check all fixes across breakpoints to make sure nothing regresses on mobile.

One thing worth clarifying before I scope the timeline: does the `verified` flag already exist in the property data model/API response, or does that field need to be added on the frontend side with a mock until the backend catches up?

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