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I will build a secure nextjs frontend with a nodejs backend
Hasib
About this gig
You have the idea. What you need is the whole thing built front end, API, database, deployed by one person who is responsible for all of it.
That is this gig. One order, one developer, one working product. Next.js and React on the front, Node.js and Express (or Python and Flask) behind it, MongoDB or MySQL underneath, and Docker and Nginx to put it on your server so it is live at the end, not "ready to deploy".
What a build includes: user accounts with roles, a dashboard with real data, the forms and workflows your product is actually about, an admin side so you can run it, and the API and database schema underneath validated, documented, and structured so the next developer can read it.
I do this for a living. I've built an ecommerce storefront with cart, Stripe checkout and admin panel, a no-code site builder that publishes sites for its users, and a subscription product's website and account area. At my job I maintain a 12,600-line TypeScript API and a 19,150-line Flask service, both in production.
Message me a description of what the product does before you order and I'll tell you which package covers it or, if it needs more than one, how to split it.
Get to know Hasib
Hasib
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceNov 2024
Languages
Bengali, English
Hello! I'm a skilled full-stack web developer with extensive experience in crafting high-quality, responsive websites and web applications. My expertise spans from sleek, user-friendly front-end designs to efficient, robust back-end solutions. Whether you need a simple landing page, a complex web application, or an API integration, I’m here to help bring your vision to life!
FAQ
What counts as one "feature?
One thing a user does, built all the way through: the screens, the API endpoints and the database tables behind it. "Clients can create and send invoices" is a feature. "The whole billing system" is three or four. Send me your list and I'll count them before you order.
Do you design the interface?
I build. I'm a developer, not a designer — you'll get something clean and consistent, but if the look matters, bring a Figma file, a screenshot, or a product you want it to resemble. I'd rather say that upfront than disappoint you at delivery.
Which stack do you use?
Next.js and React with TypeScript and Tailwind on the front, Node.js and Express behind it, MongoDB or MySQL for data, Docker and Nginx to deploy. Python and Flask if that suits your project better. I don't work in PHP, Laravel, WordPress or Django, and I'll say so rather than learn on your budget.
How is this different from your Next.js gig and your backend gig?
Those are halves. The backend gig builds an API; the Next.js gig builds a website or web app. This gig is the whole product in one order — front end, API, database, admin side, deployed — with one person responsible for all of it. If you only need one half, order the cheaper gig.
What if the scope grows while you're building?
It usually does, a little. Small additions I absorb. Anything that's clearly a new feature I'll flag the moment I see it and quote it as an extra, so there are no surprises at delivery and the order doesn't run late.
Who owns the code, and can I take it to another developer later?
You do, fully, on delivery — repository, database schema, deployment config and a README that explains how to run it. It's structured so the next developer can read it. I don't reuse your code elsewhere, and an NDA is fine if you want one first.
