I will fix react javascript and typescript bugs in your website


About this gig
Broken buttons, confusing errors, or a React page that will not render? I will investigate your issue and deliver a focused fix with an explanation.
I work with React, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML/CSS and Node.js. This gig covers reproducible bugs in an existing website or web app: component errors, state issues, forms, responsive layouts and API integration problems.
You receive:
- Diagnosis of the agreed issue
- Updated source code or a patch
- Verification notes and a plain-English fix summary
Basic: one small bug. Standard: up to three small bugs in one app. Premium: one complex bug agreed before ordering.
Please message me with the error, steps to reproduce and your stack before ordering so I can confirm scope. You must own or have permission to modify the code.
New features, complete rebuilds, malware removal and third-party fees are excluded. Revisions cover the agreed issue; new requirements need a separate quote. I may use AI tools to assist development and review the delivered code.
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Get to know Nathan Freed
Full Stack Developer, React Bug Fixes and Data Cleanup
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceSep 2017
Languages
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FAQ
Should I message you before ordering?
Yes. Send your stack, the error and steps to reproduce. I will confirm whether the issue fits a package or needs a custom quote.
What counts as a small bug?
A focused, reproducible issue in an existing app, such as a component error, broken form or layout problem. The package does not cover new features, broad refactoring or a rebuild.
What access do you need?
Provide source code and setup instructions. Use a temporary repository invitation or a sanitized archive. Do not send passwords or production API keys; use test data and least-privilege access.
