I will fix bugs in your react or nextjs web application


About this gig
Is your React or Next.js application showing errors, broken components, build failures, or unexpected behavior?
I diagnose and fix clearly defined issues in React, Next.js, and TypeScript applications.
I can help with:
- React and Next.js runtime errors
- TypeScript and build errors
- Broken components, forms, and state logic
- Responsive and UI issues
- API integration problems
- Authentication and protected-route errors
- Hydration and server-rendering issues
- Vercel and basic deployment problems
- Performance issues within one page or module
Each package has a defined scope. The Basic package covers one small issue, Standard covers up to three related bugs, and Premium covers stabilization of one clearly defined module.
Complete rewrites, major version migrations, full repository refactoring, new features, redesigns, complex infrastructure, and applications with extensive technical debt require a custom offer.
Please contact me before ordering if the problem is unclear, affects multiple modules, or requires access to frontend, backend, database, and cloud infrastructure.
Revisions cover adjustments within the approved scope, not new bugs or features.
Communication is available in English
Get to know Steve Roger
Fullstack Developer, Web Apps APIs and Automation
- FromPeru
- Member sinceNov 2021
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Spanish
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FAQ
1. What does the Basic package include?
It covers one small, clearly defined React, Next.js, or TypeScript issue. It does not include multiple unrelated bugs, new features, major refactoring, or a complete project review.
2. What counts as one bug?
One bug is one identifiable problem with a specific cause and expected behavior. Similar symptoms caused by different components or modules may count as separate bugs.
3. Can you fix several bugs?
Yes. Standard covers up to three related bugs. Premium covers related issues within one clearly defined module. Unrelated issues may require extras or a custom offer.
4. Can you work on an existing project?
Yes. I will review the repository, framework version, dependencies, project structure, error logs, and affected code before confirming the solution.
5. Can you fix backend or API issues?
I can fix frontend API integration issues and small related Node.js problems. Developing a new API or repairing a complex backend should be ordered through my API development Gig.
6. Do you fix deployment errors?
Yes, for basic React, Next.js, or Vercel deployment issues. Complex AWS, Azure, Docker, networking, CI/CD, or server problems require prior review and a custom quote.
7. What does a revision include?
A revision covers corrections related to the originally approved bug. New bugs, features, design changes, refactoring, or problems in other modules are additional work.
8. What access do you need?
I may need the repository, affected files, error logs, reproduction steps, environment details, and temporary access to the relevant development or deployment environment.
9. Can you guarantee every bug can be fixed?
Most issues can be resolved, but some depend on third-party services, outdated dependencies, unavailable source code, infrastructure restrictions, or severe technical debt.

