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Budget: 550 USD Deadline: 5 days

we already have an almost ready stack for this type of high-end web work - next.js, creative animation, backend api, deployment flow, and ai-assisted delivery - so we can adapt and start very quickly.
we are online now and can discuss the first project here on the platform =)

for 550 usd we can take a paid test sprint for 5 working days.
usually this is enough for one strong animated section, a small next.js module, integration cleanup, or a focused production task.
for larger landing pages, 3d-heavy pages, or backend-connected products, we price per scope after reviewing the brief.

WWe can cover next.js, react, server rendering and client rendering decisions, component architecture, gsap, motion, three.js, api work with node.js or python, github flow, and deployment to vps or modern hosting.
we also use ai internally for faster prototyping, code review, test scenarios, and content or animation variation checks - not as a toy, but as a practical delivery tool.

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Budget: 550 USD Deadline: 14 days

You need a reliable creative frontend/fullstack dev for ongoing agency projects — Next.js, scroll animations, 3D, and solid backend when needed.

My approach: SSR vs CSR decisions made at the route level based on content type and SEO needs, not defaulted blindly. GSAP ScrollTrigger for scroll-driven sections with pinning and video scrubbing; Three.js + React Three Fiber for 3D model integration with lazy loading to keep LCP clean. Backend in Node.js/NestJS with REST or tRPC depending on whether the frontend is the only consumer.

The one thing I'd flag upfront: scroll-controlled video on mobile needs a fallback strategy since autoplay/scrubbing behavior varies significantly across iOS Safari versions.

What does your typical project look like in terms of scope — are we talking full builds from Figma to deployment, or more component-level work dropped into existing codebases?