I will fix bugs and errors in your react or nextjs application


About this gig
React app crashing? Next.js build failing? Feature suddenly broken? I'll find the root cause and fix it fast.
What I fix:
- React / Next.js errors, crashes & broken builds
- API and backend (Node.js / Express) issues
- Layout & responsive CSS problems
- Deployment errors (Vercel, AWS, Netlify)
- Slow pages & performance issues
How it works:
- Send me the error message, a screenshot, or a short description
- I diagnose the root cause
- You get the fix PLUS a clear explanation of what caused it so it doesn't happen again
Why me?
UK-based full-stack developer same time zone, fluent English
8+ years with React, Next.js and Node.js
Most fixes delivered within 2448 hours
5.0 rating from real clients
Not sure if your issue fits? Message me first I'll tell you honestly whether I can fix it before you order.
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Get to know Murtaza
UK Based Full Stack Developer in React, Nextjs and Nodejs
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceFeb 2021
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 year
Languages
English, Punjabi, Urdu
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FAQ
What if you can't fix my bug?
If I genuinely can't fix it, you get a full refund. I'll also tell you before you order if the issue looks outside my stack.
Can you fix bugs in code another developer wrote?
Yes — most of my fixes are in codebases I didn't write. I'll work with whatever state the code is in.
Do you need access to my repository?
Yes — a GitHub invite, zip file, or staging access. Your code stays confidential and I never reuse or share it.
My site is live and broken right now — how fast can you start?
Message me first. If I'm online, I can usually start within the hour and offer 12-hour express delivery as an extra.
Is one "bug" one error message?
One bug = one distinct issue (e.g., "login form doesn't submit"). If several errors share one root cause, that counts as one bug.

