20 Best Frontend Engineer
Freelancers
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in 2023
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Vaibhav Khulbe
∞ Converting ideas into digital products ✓
Mihir M.
AR/VR Developer and Designer
Kellen Busby
Full Stack Web App Developer
Luka Baramishvili
Frontend Developer
Erdis Driza
Branding & UI/UX Designer
Marvin Kaunda
Product Designer, Webflow Developer & NextJS Dev
Nikol Hayes
Passionate Tech-Savvy Developer 💡
Brandon Hernández
Frontend Developer
Göksu Dayan
Holistic product designer + builder
Aalvee Aarham
Full-Stack Android & Web Developer, UI/UX Designer
Kai Rogers
Framer Expert & Web Designer
Chad Sherman
Crafting Digital Experiences That Convert
Yashraj Vaghela
Web Developer | Framer Expert
Florian Heysen
Code, Design & Launch: All-in-One Freelancer
Artyum Grebenyuk
Framer Designer and Developer
Muhammad Ahmer Arshad
UX/UI Designer and Front End Developer
Aurelien GERIER
Passionate Fullstack Engineer, 11+ yrs exp.
Fekry Aiad
Sr. Product Designer, No-Code Expert
Abdul Qader
Expert Framer Developer, Webflow Developer, Wized
Sara Benchinoun
Web Developer | Custom Pages & Smooth Animations
Frontend Engineer related skills for your next project
Common projects for Frontend Engineers
Building or redesigning a responsive, user-friendly website.
Developing a dynamic web application with interactive features.
Creating a frontend for a mobile application.
Implementing a new user interface design for an existing website or application.
Optimizing a website's performance and load times.
Creating a single-page application (SPA) for a more seamless user experience.
Tips for working with and hiring Frontend Engineers
Understand your project needs
Before you start the hiring process, have a clear understanding of your project requirements. Make sure you know the specific skills and technologies your project requires, such as proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frontend frameworks like React or Angular.
Check their technical skills
Not all frontend engineers specialize in the same technologies. It's important to verify that the freelancer has experience in the specific technologies your project requires. This can often be verified by reviewing their portfolio on Contra.
Communication is essential
Establish clear communication channels with the frontend engineer. Discuss your project's requirements, timeline, and deliverables upfront. Regular updates on the project's progress can help prevent any misunderstandings or issues that may arise. Remember to communicate through Contra's platform to keep all project details in one place.
Set clear milestones
For larger projects, it can be helpful to break the project into smaller, manageable parts or milestones. Each milestone can then be reviewed and approved separately, ensuring that the project is on the right track and that the quality of work meets your standards.
How to hire Frontend Engineers
Define your needs
Start by defining the scope and requirements of your project. What technologies does it require? What is the timeline? What are the key deliverables?
Post a detailed job
Post a job on Contra detailing your project requirements. The more specific you are, the more likely you are to attract freelancers with the exact skills you need.
Review applications
Review applicants' profiles and portfolios on Contra. Look for freelancers with the frontend skills and experience that match your project needs.
Conduct interviews
Interview potential hires to assess their technical skills and to see if they're a good fit for your project. Use Contra's platform to conduct these interviews.
Make an offer
Once you've found the right Frontend Engineer, make an offer through Contra's platform. This should include the agreed upon payment terms, timeline, and project details.
3 questions to ask when interviewing Frontend Engineers
1. What frontend frameworks are you most comfortable working with and why?
2. Can you describe a project where you improved a website's performance or user experience?
3. How do you approach testing and quality assurance when working on frontend development?
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Frequently asked
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A freelance Frontend Engineer designs and implements the user interface of a website or application. They use coding languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create the layout and interactive elements of a site, ensuring it is both visually appealing and easy to use.
A freelance Frontend Engineer designs and implements the user interface of a website or application. They use coding languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create the layout and interactive elements of a site, ensuring it is both visually appealing and easy to use.
Hiring a Frontend Engineer on Contra ensures you get top-notch freelance talent without the hassle of commissions. You can review their portfolio, handle contracts and payments, and collaborate effectively, all on one platform.
Projects that require Frontend Engineer skills typically involve creating or improving the user interface of a website or application. This can include designing new websites, implementing responsive designs, optimizing site performance, or creating interactive web applications.
You can post a job detailing your project requirements on Contra. Frontend Engineers who match your requirements can then apply for the job. You can also browse the profiles of Frontend Engineers on Contra and directly invite those you are interested in to apply.
Frontend Engineers use a variety of tools and technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frontend frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js. They also use developer tools for version control (like Git) and text editors or integrated development environments (like Visual Studio Code or Sublime Text).
The cost of hiring a Frontend Engineer on Contra can range from $25 to $63 per hour, depending on the complexity of your project and the freelancer's experience and skills.
Freelance Frontend Engineers get paid commission-free on Contra. They may charge per project, per hour, or per milestone. Payments for each milestone are held in escrow and are only released after you approve the deliverables for that milestone. Clients must pay a minimum of $250 or $25 an hour to post an opportunity on Contra.
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