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I will fix bugs in your javascript, typescript, or react website
Rishabh G.
About this gig
If something on your JavaScript, TypeScript, or React site is broken - a button, a form, a layout on mobile, a build error - I will find the cause and fix it, then show you what changed.
You get:
- A clear note of what was wrong and what I changed (no mystery patches)
- The fix in your repo or as a patch / updated files
- A check that the bug is gone on desktop and mobile where it applies
I work in JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node. For a sense of how I write production-style TypeScript, see my open-source SecureInput project on GitHub (r69shabh/secureinput).
Please send the URL or repository and the exact steps to reproduce the bug. If I cannot reproduce it, I will say so quickly rather than guessing.
Get to know Rishabh G.
Rishabh G.
React and TypeScript Web Developer
- FromIndia
- Member sinceAug 2018
Languages
Hindi, English
I'm a JavaScript/TypeScript developer who builds fast, mobile-first websites and web apps with React, Vite, Tailwind and Node.js. I fix front-end bugs, build landing pages for small businesses, and set up WhatsApp-first contact flows. I've shipped local-first products like a billing app for Indian shops (GST, UPI) and an institute website + back office, plus an open-source TypeScript MCP server with CI and tests. I communicate clearly, explain every change I make, and test on real phones before delivery. Portfolio: github.com/r69shabh
FAQ
What if you cannot fix it?
If I cannot reproduce the bug, or it is outside JavaScript/TypeScript/React (for example a server I cannot access), I will tell you and we can cancel without wasting your time.
Do you work with Next.js or Vite?
Yes, if the bug is in the front end or a straightforward API route.
Will you add a new feature?
Yes, in the Premium package, if it is small and clearly described.
Do you need admin access?
Only if the bug cannot be reproduced from the public site or a zip of the code. I will not ask for passwords in chat; use a temporary collaborator invite.
