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Frontend Developer

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Description

The project

We are looking for a frontend developer (project-based + ongoing ad-hoc support) to lead the complete migration of our corporate website from Framer to a high-performance Next.js environment hosted on Vercel. It's a remote role with a "clone and improve" mission. The goal is to recreate the existing experience with 100% visual fidelity while significantly enhancing the underlying performance, SEO, and scalability. Once the initial migration is complete, you will remain our go-to developer for implementing new features and design updates provided via Figma or Framer.

Key responsibilities

  • Pixel-perfect migration: Rebuild the current live site from scratch in Next.js. Every margin, transition, and typographic detail must be identical to the original.
  • Performance engineering: Optimize the site for perfect Lighthouse scores (performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO).
  • Vercel deployment: Manage the deployment pipeline and ensure smooth hosting configuration on Vercel.
  • Responsive refinement: Ensure the experience is flawless and fluid across all breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop).
  • Ad-hoc implementation: Post-launch, translate new Figma/Framer designs into clean, maintainable code.

Requirements

  • Next.js & Vercel mastery: Extensive experience building and deploying production-grade sites with this stack.
  • The "eye for detail": A portfolio that demonstrates an obsession with spacing, alignment, and typography.
  • Technical SEO: Deep understanding of metadata, SSR/SSG, and schema markup to ensure the new site outperforms the current one.
  • Speed optimization: Proven ability to handle image optimization, lazy loading, and asset management for lightning-fast load times.
  • Design literacy: Ability to work directly from a live site reference or Figma files without needing hand-holding on UI specifics.

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