Optimize Your User Flow with Vollna

We are Pakobazaar, a fast-growing e-commerce platform with a massive catalog of over 250,000 products (home, furniture, and more). We are looking for a Senior UI/UX Designer to help us redesign and upgrade our entire shopping experience.

This is not just about making the site look "nice." We need a designer who understands E-commerce psychology, user flow, and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO).

What we need:

A complete redesign/upgrade of our desktop and mobile experience.
Focus on handling a huge catalog (250k products) with easy navigation and smart filtering.
Design focused on high-ticket items (AOV ~180€) where trust and clarity are key.
Deliverables in Figma, Adobe, etc..

Requirements (Strict):

Proven E-commerce Experience: You must have designed successful e-commerce stores before. Mobile app design experience is good, but we specifically need web-based retail expertise.

Portfolio of Live Sites: Do not apply if you don't have a portfolio of live websites we can visit. We want to see demonstrated results, not just "Dribbble" concepts.

Data-Driven Design: You should understand how UI affects ROAS and conversion rates.

Please include in your application:

A link to your portfolio (highlighting e-commerce projects).
One example of a complex site you designed and how you improved its user flow.

We are looking for a long-term partner who can grow with us.

Description:
We’re looking for a skilled designer/developer to create a modern, high-converting landing page for our agency, WebLaunch.
Scope:
Clean, responsive landing page (mobile + desktop)
Strong UX/UI with clear structure
Conversion-focused (CTA, flow, layout)
Fast and optimized performance
Sections:
Hero with headline & CTA
Services overview
Benefits / value
Portfolio or examples
Testimonials (optional)
Contact / lead form
Requirements:
Proven landing page experience
Strong portfolio
Good communication & reliability
Bonus: Webflow, Framer, or React experience
Goal: Create a premium-looking page that converts visitors into leads.

🔹 Job Description
I’m looking for an experienced WordPress designer/developer to rebuild my existing website from Builderall into WordPress, using:
Elementor (page builder)
Blocksy theme
This is not a copy-paste job. I want the site redesigned cleanly and professionally using my existing content and brand guide.

🔹 Scope of Work
Rebuild approx. 22 pages (including blog – minimal content)
Use my existing website content (no rewriting required)
Apply my brand guide (fonts, colours, style)
Create a clean, modern, calming design aligned with a wellness brand
Ensure consistent layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy across all pages
Fully responsive (mobile + tablet optimised)
Set up basic navigation + menus
Maintain or improve page structure and user flow

🔹 What I Will Provide
Current website (to replicate content from): https://fundamentellehealth.com.au/
Brand/style guide
Images and assets
Examples of design style I like
Clear direction on page structure where needed

🔹 What I’m Looking For
Strong experience with Elementor + Blocksy
Good eye for clean, modern design (not cluttered or outdated)
Ability to improve layout and spacing, not just rebuild what exists
Attention to detail with alignment, consistency, and mobile responsiveness
Good communication and ability to follow directions.

🔹 Timeline
Ideally 2–3 weeks
Must be completed within 4 weeks max

🔹 Budget
Fixed price (please quote)
Open to fair pricing for quality work

🔹 To Apply
Please review my current website before applying.
Please include:
* Examples of WordPress sites you’ve designed (Elementor preferred)
* Confirmation you’ve worked with Blocksy (or similar themes)
* A short note on how you approach design vs just rebuilding
* Start your proposal with the word “ALIGNMENT” so I know you’ve read this properly.

🔹 Important
I am not looking for a basic rebuild.
I want someone who can take my existing content and present it in a clean, professional, well-structured way that feels calm, aligned, and easy to navigate.
I’ve attached an example of a layout/style I really like (matches some elements from my existing home page). I would like the overall structure and feel to be closely followed (clean layout, spacing, card sections, etc.), while still applying my own branding, colours, and content.

**Job Title:** Fix Duplicate Orders & Payment Issues in Mobile App.

**Description:**

I’m looking for a developer to help fix critical issues in my mobile app **Washpoint**, which is currently in development for the App Store.

We are experiencing a serious bug where **orders are being duplicated multiple times**, along with issues in the **payment system for both one-time bookings and subscriptions**.

**Core Problems:**

* Orders are being duplicated after a user submits a booking
* Duplicate entries may be caused by repeated API calls, race conditions, or webhook handling
* Booking (one-time) payments are not consistently processing or linking correctly to orders
* Subscription payments are not behaving reliably (setup, renewals, or status updates)

**What You’ll Do:**

* Identify and fix the root cause of duplicate order creation
* Ensure orders are created only once per transaction
* Debug and stabilise payment flows (both bookings and subscriptions)
* Verify correct database entries in Supabase
* Ensure backend (VScode) and frontend are properly synced
* Test full user flow end-to-end (booking → payment → confirmation)

**Tech Stack:**

* Mobile App (frontend): Vibecode
* Backend/API: Hosted on VScode and Render
* Database: Supabase
* Payments: (Stripe Connect)

**Requirements:**

* Strong experience with Vscode, Supabase and backend debugging
* Experience fixing duplicate requests / race conditions / webhook issues
* Experience with mobile app payment systems (especially subscriptions)
* Able to work quickly and communicate clearly

**Bonus:**

* Experience with App Store-ready apps
* Suggestions to improve reliability and scalability

**Timeline:**
ASAP – this is a priority issue before launch.

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**When applying, please include:**

* Similar issues you’ve fixed
* How you would approach debugging this
* Estimated timeframe to resolve

Looking forward to working with you.

Looking for a UI UX designer on long-term partnership for web projects. Please share your portfolio

We’re building a web app focused on helping people keep up with small daily habits without turning it into a productivity circus.

The product is already live, but the UX is pretty rough and the UI feels outdated. We’re looking for a UI/UX Designer to rethink the experience end-to-end - onboarding, core user flows, interactions, and overall visual direction.

This isn’t just a UI facelift. We need someone who can audit the current UX, identify friction points, simplify navigation, and redesign the interface into something clean, intuitive, and modern.

If you’ve worked on web apps, understand usability, and can balance solid UX thinking with clean UI - you’ll do just fine.
Small team, minimal process, actual ownership over what you design.

Hey there, design wizards! 🪄✨

Do you have Neomorphism experience? Show us!

We’re Game-Changers and heart-centred mission-driven peeps, and we need your magic touch to bring our health & wellness app to life. If you dream in Figma frames and Flutterflow flows—and you love that buttery-soft neomorphism vibe—scroll on!

🎯 The Gig
Build jaw-dropping UI for mobile, tablet, and web in Flutterflow

Sketch, wireframe, and mockup in Figma (seriously, we can’t live without it)

Rock that neomorphism style: soft shadows, subtle bumps, and dreamy depth

Team up with our product peeps and dev squad to polish every pixel

Create reusable style guides & component libraries so our code-crew can party on ✨

🚀 You’ll Bring
Flutterflow chops: You know the ins & outs of building slick UIs

Figma superstar: Prototypes, tokens, libraries—you name it

Neomorphism ninja: You speak “soft gradient” and “inner shadow” fluently - MUST HAVE Neomorphism experience!


Responsive guru: Mobile, tablet, desktop—you adapt like a boss

Bonus points if you’ve designed something in the health or wellness space!

🎉 Why You’ll Love It
100% remote—work in your PJs or your go-to coffee spot

A fun, laid-back team who loves emojis as much as UX best practices

Flex those creative muscles on a white-label wellness platform

Possibility to stick around for phase 2, 3, and beyond!

📅 What’s Next?
Hit “Submit Proposal” on Upwork

Drop us a quick note: “NeoFlutter UX—let’s glow!”

Show off 2–3 of your best Figma + Flutterflow projects in Neomorphism

Tell us your rate for a 190 screen sprint!

Can’t wait to see your designs light up our app! 🚀💖

• How many designers do you have available in your team full time at the moment?
• Where are your available designers based? (city & country)
• Do you have capacity for an immediate start if chosen for a project? And are you available full-time?
• Are you okay to work on fixed price projects?
• Do you or your team have awesome neuromorphic designs you can show us?

I own a boutique (Isa Roe) doing around $25K/month and I’m looking for someone to improve my Shopify site so it actually converts better.

This is NOT a full redesign or branding project. I like my products and overall brand. I need help improving the layout, flow, and overall shopping experience so customers can land on the site, find what they want quickly, and check out easily.

Scope of work:

Improve homepage layout so it’s clean, intentional, and guides customers (new arrivals, dresses, vacation, tween/teen)
Improve product page layout (spacing, image flow, overall feel — not changing products themselves)
Improve collection pages so they’re easier to browse and not overwhelming
Ensure everything is mobile-first and easy to shop on a phone
Add light structure that helps increase conversion (clear flow, easier navigation, not overdesigned)

Important:

I want to keep my current backend structure the same (tags, collections, etc)
I need this to be easy for me to update for seasons, drops, and holidays (graduation, summer, back to school, etc)
I do NOT want something overly custom or hard to maintain

What I’m looking for:

Someone experienced with Shopify (themes, layout, UX)
Ideally someone who has worked with boutiques or clothing brands
Someone who focuses on conversion and usability, not just design
Someone who can actually implement changes, not just give recommendations

How I like to work:

Clear communication, quick feedback loops
I prefer simple, practical solutions over complicated builds
I will provide examples of sites I like for direction

Goal:
Make the site feel more like my store — elevated, styled, and easy to shop — while increasing conversion and sales.

Please include:

Examples of Shopify stores you’ve worked on
What you would change first on my site ()

Looking for an experienced Figma designer to deliver a focused 1-week sprint for a consumer-facing SaaS web app launch. Working in tandem with our solo lead developer.

This is an urgent, time-bound engagement. I already have an existing design language, component library, and design token system in place — your job is to extend it across 4 specific surfaces, not invent from scratch.

You'll work async with daily Upwork chat updates and Google Meet video sync. This brief is self-contained and dev-mode-ready (your output should be implementable directly by the developer without re-engineering).

What you'll deliver in 7 calendar days
1. Mode selector component (~1.5 days)
Segmented control for switching between 4 calculation modes on the main app dashboard. Includes a tier-locked state where free-tier users see only one mode unlocked + an upgrade prompt on tap of locked modes. Desktop + mobile placement.

2. Location-based search modal (~1.5 days)
Postcode-based search input + radius selector. Results list (5 cards) with name / address / phone / distance / website / call buttons. Empty state, loading state, and API-error fallback. Desktop + mobile.

3. Mobile + tablet responsive variants (~1 day)
Of two existing desktop modal frames already in our Figma. Single scrollable accordion with sticky footer. ≤560px (mobile) and 768–960px (tablet). Responsive variants only — desktop frames are already built. Website is #1 priority for launch!

4. Settings page — 6 section layouts (~2-3 days)
Following the pattern of an already-designed first section. Required: account / subscription / payments / notifications / legal / help. Each at desktop + mobile = 12 frames total. Two-column layout (left nav 200px sticky + right content panel).

Total scope: ~6 designer-days compressed into 7 calendar days. Sprint intensity required.

Required skills
3+ years Figma experience with strong Auto Layout discipline (no manual positioning unless intentional)
Design token fluency — using tokens from an existing system, not inline hex codes
Comfort with web app surfaces: dashboards, settings pages, modals, forms, accordions
Mobile-first responsive design fluency
Strong, clear async communication — daily updates required

Fluent English
Bonus (not deal-breakers)
AU / UK / EU consumer-protection UI patterns (legal disclaimers, source-attribution tooltips, "Estimated" / "Indicative" disclosure prefixes on numerical data)
SaaS subscription-tier UI work (free / paid plan gating, upgrade prompts, entitlement-based feature visibility)
Familiarity with Nunito Sans + neutral / dark-green / accent colour palettes
Familiarity with Tailwind / shadcn / similar component conventions
What we provide
Self-contained design brief document (~12 pages, comprehensive — written specifically for sprint pace, no hand-holding required)
Existing Figma file with token system, component library, and reference frames already built
Live staging URL for context
One developer ready to implement as you deliver (fast feedback loop, no waiting)
Timeline + working pattern
Start within 24 hours of engagement
6-8 hrs/day for 7 days (sprint intensity — please confirm you can commit before applying)
Daily async updates via Upwork chat (what shipped, what's next, any blockers)
One 30-min video sync at start of week + async revisions throughout
All work delivered through Upwork (on-platform engagement only — no off-platform side-channels)
Budget structure

Milestone 1 — Mode selector + responsive variants delivered (days 1-3)
Milestone 2 — Location-based search modal + Settings sections (days 4-7)
Milestone 3 — Final polish + dev-mode handover (day 7) — bonus for hitting deadline

Launch in Australia first. If this engagement delivers well and startup successful, will look to expand to other countries ASAP, hence potential for ongoing design work (new features, marketing surfaces, mobile app).

How to apply
To be considered, your application must include:

3-5 Figma file links (not just renders or images) showing SaaS dashboards / settings pages / modals. We will verify Auto Layout discipline + token-driven design firsthand.

One short paragraph on your relevant AU/UK/EU consumer-protection or subscription-tier UI experience (or "no experience yet" — honest answer is fine).

Confirmation you can commit 6-8 hrs/day for 7 days, starting within 24 hrs of contract acceptance.
Your time zone + typical working hours (must include 30+ min/day overlap with AEST UTC+10 weekday afternoons).

Earliest available start time.

We are building a high-quality, mobile-first website for EquiGlobal, a digital literacy and community initiative focused on empowering individuals and underserved populations through technology.

This is not a basic website build.
We are looking for a designer/developer who can create a modern digital experience—clean, engaging, and conversion-focused—and who is comfortable taking initiative in both design and layout decisions.

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Creative Direction:

The design should blend three core influences:

- Minimal, premium UI inspired by Apple
- Structured, high-conversion layouts similar to T-Mobile and Verizon
- Engaging, scroll-based UX influenced by TikTok and Instagram

The final result should feel:
- Clean and premium
- Bold but minimal
- Fast, intuitive, and mobile-first

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Scope of Work:

- Design and develop a 12-page website
- Platform: Squarespace (preferred) or Wix
- Fully responsive, mobile-first (iPhone priority)
- Align with existing brand assets (logos, colors, graphics already created)
- Deliver a polished, production-ready site

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Site Structure (12 Pages):

1. Home
2. About
3. Services
4. Workshops
5. Partnerships
6. Resources / Learn
7. Contact
8. Donate / Support
9. Join EquiGlobal (Volunteer / Careers)
10. Impact / Results
11. Sponsors / Partners
12. Media / Content Hub

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Design & UX Expectations:

- Vertical, scroll-based storytelling layout
- Section-based structure (each section feels like a content block or “post”)
- Strong hierarchy: headline → short copy → CTA
- Generous whitespace and clean typography
- Smooth transitions and subtle animations (no heavy effects)
- Fast load speeds and optimized performance

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Brand Direction:

- Colors: Purple + Green
- Style: Modern, global, empowering
- Visual Identity:
- Globe logo (header)
- Owl logo (footer)

Tone should feel accessible and human, not overly corporate.

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What We’re Looking For:

- Strong portfolio with modern, clean UI/UX work
- Experience designing mobile-first websites
- Someone with an open mind who can take initiative and make thoughtful design decisions
- Ability to translate a vision into a clear, high-quality layout
- Strong communication and reliability

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Nice to Have:

- Experience with Squarespace or Wix builds
- Experience with nonprofit or community-driven brands
- Understanding of conversion-focused design

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Budget:

$250–$400 (based on experience and quality)

We are prioritizing quality, creativity, and fit over the lowest bid.

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To Apply:

Please include:

- Portfolio (relevant projects only)
- 2–3 examples of clean, modern websites you’ve built
- A brief explanation of how you would approach this project
- Confirmation that you are comfortable taking initiative on design and layout

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Final Note:

We are building something with long-term impact.
This project has strong potential for ongoing work and future collaboration.

If you can bring this vision to life at a high level, we’d love to work with you.

CRO Designer — Savvy LoansConversion Rate Optimisation • Figma • Wireframing & Journey PlanningAbout Savvy Loans
Savvy Loans is a fast-scaling US consumer fintech lender headquartered in Dallas, Texas. We're the US arm of Fundo Loans — Australia's 5th fastest-growing company in 2022, with $250M+ lent and 246,000+ loans serviced before exit. We're now rebuilding that playbook for the US market with an initial US$5M credit line and aggressive growth plans.We move fast, ship fast, and measure everything. Every dollar of customer acquisition needs to convert harder. That's where you come in.The Role
We're hiring a CRO Designer to own the design and continuous optimisation of the entire Savvy Loans customer journey — from first ad click through application, funding decision, repayment, and re-engagement.This is not a brand or marketing-collateral role. This is a conversion-obsessed product/UX role for a designer who lives in Figma, thinks like a growth marketer, and treats every screen as a hypothesis to be tested.What You'll Own

End-to-end funnel design — landing pages, application flows, approval/decline screens, customer dashboards, repayment journeys, lifecycle email/SMS
Wireframes & prototypes — low-fidelity flow planning through to high-fidelity, click-through Figma prototypes
A/B test design — frame the hypothesis, design the variants, iterate based on results
Design system — build and maintain the Savvy Loans component library, tokens, and patterns in Figma
Conversion strategy partner — work directly with the Head of Marketing, lead-gen partners, and engineering to translate funnel data into design decisions
Day-to-Day

Map and redesign existing customer journeys to lift conversion at every step
Build wireframes and clickable prototypes for new flows, features, and campaigns
Run design reviews with marketing, product, credit, and exec stakeholders
Plan and prioritise the design roadmap alongside marketing and engineering
Translate quantitative data (GA4, Hotjar, funnel analytics, lead-gen reports) and qualitative research into clear design decisions
Own design QA against engineering builds — pixel and behaviour
Spec compliance disclosures cleanly so they read well and convert well
Must-Have Skills

4+ years of CRO-focused product/UX design — fintech, SaaS, e-commerce, or D2C
Expert Figma — components, auto-layout, variables, interactive prototypes, design systems. You should be one of the strongest Figma operators we interview.
Proven conversion lift — you can walk us through specific funnels you've improved and the metrics that moved
Strong wireframing & IA — you plan the flow before you decorate it
Fluent in CRO methodology — hypothesis design, A/B test setup, funnel analytics, behavioural heuristics, accessibility
Data-comfortable — you can read heatmaps, session recordings, GA reports, and funnel data without needing it pre-digested
Mobile-first instincts — the majority of our traffic is mobile and that's where the conversion fight is won or lost
Bonus Points

Experience designing for regulated US consumer financial products (lending, credit, BNPL, payments)
Familiarity with state-by-state lending disclosure requirements
Working knowledge of HTML/CSS to spec cleanly to engineering
Experience with VWO, Optimizely, Hotjar, FullStory, Mixpanel, or similar
Comfort working closely with copywriters or owning microcopy yourself

We are looking for an experienced Shopify developer/designer to completely redesign an existing Shopify store for a premium water sports apparel brand.

This is NOT a basic Shopify build — we are aiming for a clean, modern, high-end apparel feel similar to brands like Patagonia, Vuori, or Arc’teryx.

Project Overview:

The current site functions fine technically, but needs a full redesign focused on:

Clean, minimal aesthetic (white space, modern layout)
Improved product presentation (apparel-style pages)
Better user flow and navigation
Strong visual storytelling for products

Scope of Work:
Redesign homepage (including carousel/featured content)
Redesign product pages (clean layout, multiple images, video support)
Improve collection/category pages
Optimize mobile experience
Implement Shopify apps for:
Reviews
Email popup
Cart recovery
Build a simple gallery/testimonial page
Set up site structure for easy future updates

Important Notes:
We prefer using Shopify apps over custom development where possible

A dealer/wholesale portal may be added using an app (not custom build)

Design quality is extremely important — must feel premium, not templated

Ideal Candidate:
Strong Shopify experience (please share examples)
Experience designing modern eCommerce / apparel sites
Good UX/UI sense (not just technical)
Able to follow direction and iterate based on feedback

Workflow:
Initial build based on direction
Feedback provided via Loom videos
Revisions completed in batches

Timeline:
4–6 weeks

Budget:
Open to fixed price or capped hourly (please include estimate)
To Apply:

Please include:

2–3 Shopify stores you’ve built (preferably apparel or clean modern design)
Your estimated timeline
Whether you recommend a custom theme or premium theme for this project

Job Title

Wix Website Build for Executive ADHD Coaching (Design Execution Only)

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Job Description

I’m an executive ADHD coach and consultant. I already have the full website copy, structure, and layout direction completed.

I’m looking for a skilled Wix designer/developer to build and polish the site so it looks clean, modern, and high-end, with strong attention to detail in layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy.

This is an execution-focused project. I am not looking for strategy, branding, or copywriting.

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Scope of Work

* Build website in Wix using provided copy and layout direction
* Create a premium, minimal, professional design (not template-based)
* Optimize:
* Spacing and alignment
* Typography and readability
* Visual hierarchy (especially above the fold)
* Ensure full mobile responsiveness
* Implement CTA buttons and user flow (already defined)
* Integrate testimonials and Google reviews
* Select simple supporting visuals/icons if needed

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Pages

* Homepage
* ADHD Coaching Page (primary service page)
* About Page
* Contact Page
* Blog template

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What I Will Provide

* Finalized copy for all pages
* Clear layout direction (what goes where)
* Testimonials and credentials
* Examples of design style

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What I’m Looking For

* Strong Wix-specific experience
* Portfolio showing clean, minimal, professional websites
* Ability to create a high-end look for a business/professional audience
* Strong attention to detail (spacing, hierarchy, readability)

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What This Is NOT

* Not a copywriting project
* Not a branding exercise
* Not a full redesign of structure or messaging

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Timeline

1–2 weeks from project start


To Apply

Please include:

1. 2–3 Wix sites you’ve built that reflect a clean, professional style
2. Brief explanation of your role in those projects
3. Confirmation that you’re comfortable working from existing copy and structure

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Screening Question

What are 2–3 specific things you focus on to make a Wix site feel high-end rather than template-based?

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Final Note

The goal is a premium, conversion-focused coaching website that appeals to business professionals. Execution quality and attention to detail are the priority.

I am building a premium one-page website for a country music artist brand. This needs to feel like a real, signed artist presence, not a template or basic build.

Scope:

One-page website
Built on Squarespace
Mobile-first, fast, clean
Easy for me to update after handoff

Sections:

Hero (strong visual, artist identity)
Music (Spotify / Apple / YouTube embeds)
About (short, powerful story)
Email capture (fan list)
Social links
Contact / booking

Style direction:

Clean, modern, cinematic
Minimal but bold
Strong typography and spacing
Not overly “rustic” or cliché country
Should feel like a real brand, not DIY

What I will provide:

Brand direction
Copy
Photos / visuals
Music links (when ready)

What I need from you:

Design and build
Layout and flow (important)
Mobile optimization
Clean, professional final product

Timeline:
Looking to complete within 7–10 days.

Important:
Please send 2–3 websites you’ve designed that feel like a real artist or premium brand. Not templates.

Looking for someone to build a beautiful, animated landing page with custom, trackable codes for following cards as they move around the world. The project involves creating a visually appealing and interactive landing page that enhances user engagement. The ideal candidate should have experience in web development and animation to ensure a seamless and dynamic user experience.

• Tell me how you would bring this project from an idea to reality & please link examples of your work that prove you're the right person for this job!

I need a bold, forward-thinking website concept for my digital media agency, delivered as a clean, well-organised Figma file. The design must feel creative and innovative—something that instantly communicates we are the team to hire—while still guiding visitors smoothly toward a “Let’s talk” call to action.

Scope
• A full desktop and mobile responsive layout (Home, Services, Portfolio, About, Blog overview, single Case Study, Contact)
• Clear visual hierarchy that highlights our best work and unique value, optimised to attract new clients rather than simply showcase work passively
• On-brand colour palette, typography and iconography recommendations
• Micro-interaction or animation notes where they add punch without slowing the user flow

What will make the design a success?
• Immediate visual impact above the fold that sparks curiosity
• Obvious conversion paths (sticky contact button or section-based enquiries)
• Logical, developer-friendly layer naming and component structure in Figma

Reference designs:
https://preview.themeforest.net/item/makbet-digital-marketing-agency-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/58873306
https://preview.themeforest.net/item/cranez-creative-portfolio-digital-agency-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/60608567
https://pixel-craft.cmsmasters.studio/main/#cmsmasters-scroll-top
https://preview.themeforest.net/item/shaft-creative-portfolio-and-digital-agency-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/62296579
https://orisa-html.alithemes.net/demo/index.html


Timing
I’m moving fast—please be ready to start right away and share the first draft within a few days, with a quick feedback loop until sign-off.

Hand-off
Final delivery is the Figma link with edit access plus any supporting assets (fonts or licensed imagery info).

If you thrive on creative freedom yet keep an eye on business goals, let’s dive in.

Skills: Website Design, Graphic Design, WordPress, User Interface / IA, UX / User Experience, UI / User Interface, Figma, Web Design

We’re looking for a skilled Figma designer to help design a modern mobile app UI.

We already have a clear product vision and will provide a reference app to guide the direction (for inspiration only, not copying). The focus is on creating a clean, intuitive, and well-structured design.

🎯 What we need
Clean, modern mobile UI design
Pixel-perfect attention to detail
Consistent layout using a unified screen size
Proper Figma structure (components, auto layout, styles — no flattened assets)
📦 Deliverables
Fully editable Figma source file (no flattened or image-based layouts)
Pixel-perfect screens with consistent spacing, alignment, and typography
Unified screen size across all frames
Component-based design system (buttons, inputs, cards, etc.) using Auto Layout
Defined text and color styles (no inconsistent usage)
Clean, organized file structure (clear naming, grouping, developer-friendly)
Export-ready assets (SVG/PNG where needed)
Basic clickable prototype showing the main user flow
⚙️ How we work

We prioritize quick alignment early in the process.

Instead of spending too much time upfront, we’ll start with a few initial screens or a small sample. Based on that, we’ll provide feedback and iterate quickly to ensure we’re aligned before moving forward.

✅ You’re a good fit if
You have experience designing mobile apps
You maintain clean, structured Figma files
You understand developer handoff requirements
You’re responsive and open to feedback
💬 To apply

Please include:

Links to relevant mobile app design work (Figma preferred)
A short note explaining how you structure your Figma files (components, auto layout, styles, etc.)

Scout Centre – Phase 3 Project Brief
Frontend Website Build, UX/UI, Calendar Planning, Coverage Analytics & Data Contribution Layer
1. Objective
Build a polished, professional frontend web application for Scout Centre that allows football scouts, academy recruitment teams and academy operations staff to:

Search and filter grassroots fixtures and tournaments
Plan weekend scouting coverage
Save fixtures and tournaments to a personal or shared calendar plan
View detailed fixture, tournament, team, venue and source information
Track scouting coverage across teams, leagues, age groups and geographic catchments
Identify coverage gaps across a club’s recruitment area
Submit new data sources, tournaments, fixture corrections and venue/default rule changes
The frontend must be simple, fast and highly usable. The core product value is helping scouts and academy staff quickly answer:

“Which fixtures should we attend, who have we already covered, and where are the gaps in our recruitment area?”

This phase should create a customer-ready prototype suitable for pilots with academy users.

2. Phase 3 Scope
Included in Phase 3
Responsive web frontend
Dashboard page
Fixture and tournament filtering page
Calendar planning page
Fixture details page
Tournament details page
Coverage analytics page
Catchment configuration feature
Saved fixtures / planned visits
Coverage status tracking
User submission mechanism for:
New data sources
Missing tournaments
Fixture corrections
Team corrections
Venue corrections
League default changes
Age-group-specific venue/default rules
Integration with Phase 2 API
Clean loading, error and empty states
Basic authentication-ready structure
Professional UI suitable for academy users
Not Included in Phase 3 Unless Agreed Separately
Native mobile app
Advanced AI assistant
Full CRM functionality
Payment/subscription system
Advanced admin portal
Full scout report writing system
Complex role-based permissions beyond basic user/admin separation
Automated approval of user-submitted corrections
Live route optimisation
Full Google Maps integration, unless agreed separately
3. Product Principles
1. Speed to Decision
Scouts should be able to find relevant fixtures in seconds, not minutes.

2. Minimal Clutter
Only show data that helps users decide whether to attend a fixture or understand coverage.

3. Mobile-Friendly First
Many users will check fixtures while travelling, pitch-side or between games.

4. Trust and Transparency
Users need to know where the data came from, when it was last updated, and whether information has been manually corrected.

5. Easy Contribution
The product improves as users submit corrections, venues, tournament details and new sources. Contributing data must be frictionless.

6. Coverage-Led Planning
The product should not just list fixtures. It should help clubs understand where they are and are not scouting.

7. Professional Academy Feel
The platform should look credible enough for academy staff, recruitment departments and clubs to use in a professional environment.

4. Target Users
Primary Users
Academy scouts
Pre-academy scouts
Emerging talent scouts
Academy recruitment coordinators
Academy operations staff
Heads of academy recruitment
Secondary Users
Grassroots club contacts
Tournament organisers
Recruitment analysts
Academy managers
5. Core User Journeys
Journey 1: Scout Planning a Weekend
User opens dashboard
Sees upcoming fixtures and tournaments
Filters by date, age group, region, travel time and competition
Opens fixture details
Checks venue, kick-off time and source confidence
Adds fixture to calendar plan
Builds a day/weekend itinerary
Journey 2: Recruitment Lead Checking Coverage
User opens Coverage page
Sets or selects club catchment, e.g. 60 minutes from training ground
Selects age groups, e.g. U7, U8, U9
Reviews number and percentage of teams covered
Identifies teams/leagues/areas not viewed recently
Uses this to direct scouts towards priority fixtures
Journey 3: User Correcting Bad Data
User opens fixture details page
Spots incorrect venue or kick-off time
Clicks “Suggest correction” beside the relevant field
Enters corrected value and optional note/source
Submission is saved as pending review
Admin can approve and apply correction through Phase 2 override logic
Journey 4: User Submitting a New Source
User opens “Submit source” from dashboard, fixture page or footer
Adds league/tournament/source name
Adds URL and region/age groups covered
Adds optional notes
Submission is saved for admin review
Journey 5: User Finding Gaps in a Catchment Area
User opens Coverage page
Sets base location, e.g. Arsenal Training Centre
Sets catchment limit, e.g. 60 minutes by car
Selects age groups and time window
Reviews coverage percentage by age group
Opens list of uncovered or under-covered teams
Clicks through to upcoming fixtures involving those teams
Adds priority fixtures to calendar plan
6. Required Pages
Page 1: Dashboard
Purpose
Give users a clear overview of upcoming scouting opportunities, their planned coverage and key coverage gaps.

Required Sections
1. Header Summary Cards
Suggested cards:

Fixtures this week
Tournaments this month
Planned visits
Teams covered in catchment
Uncovered priority teams
Recently updated sources
2. Upcoming Fixtures
A concise list of fixtures relevant to the user.

Each row/card should show:

Date
Kick-off time
Age group
Home team
Away team
League/competition
Venue or postcode
Travel time if available
Coverage status
“Add to plan” action
3. Upcoming Tournaments
Each row/card should show:

Tournament name
Date
Venue
Age groups
Format if available
Organiser/source
“View details” action
4. My Plan
Shows fixtures the user has already saved.

Should include:

Today / this weekend / next 7 days toggle
Fixture count
Chronological order
Remove from plan button
5. Coverage Gaps
Dashboard should preview key coverage gaps:

Teams in catchment not viewed in selected period
Age groups with low coverage
Leagues with no planned visits this week
High-priority teams with upcoming fixtures
6. Data Contribution Prompt
A simple callout:

“Seen a missing fixture, wrong venue or new league source? Help improve Scout Centre.”

Buttons:

Submit new source
Suggest correction
Page 2: Fixture & Tournament Filtering / Search
Purpose
Allow users to quickly find relevant fixtures and tournaments using powerful but simple filters.

Required Features
1. Search Bar
Search across:

Club name
Team name
League
Competition
Venue
Postcode
Tournament name
2. Filters
Required filters:

Fixture / tournament toggle
Date range
Day of week
Kick-off time range
Age group
Team
Club
League
Competition
Region
Postcode radius if available
Travel time from base location if available
Venue
Source
Coverage status
Viewed / not viewed
Planned / not planned
Data confidence / verified status if available
3. Results Table / Cards
The page should support both desktop table and mobile card layouts.

Each result should show:

Date
Kick-off time
Age group
Fixture/tournament name
Teams involved
League/competition
Venue
Postcode
Source
Last updated
Coverage status
Quick actions
Quick actions:

View details
Add to plan
Mark priority
Suggest correction
4. Sorting
Users should be able to sort by:

Date/time
Distance/location if available
Travel time if available
Age group
League
Recently updated
Coverage status
Priority/uncovered status
5. Saved Views
If feasible within budget, allow users to save common filters, for example:

U8 London fixtures this weekend
North East Sunday U9 fixtures
Tournaments within 90 minutes
Uncovered U8 teams within 60 minutes
6. Empty States
If no fixtures are found, show helpful options:

Clear filters
Widen date range
Increase catchment radius
Submit a missing source
Submit missing fixture/tournament
Page 3: Calendar Planning
Purpose
Help scouts convert fixture search into an actual plan for the day, week or weekend.

Required Views
1. List View
Chronological list of saved fixtures.

Each item should show:

Time
Fixture/tournament
Age group
Venue
Postcode
Travel time if available
Notes
Coverage status
Remove/edit action
2. Calendar View
A simple weekly or monthly calendar view.

Minimum requirement:

Fixtures appear on the correct day
Clicking an item opens fixture details
Users can remove fixtures from plan
3. Day Plan View
A focused view for a single scouting day.

Should show:

Fixtures in time order
Venue/postcode
Basic travel gap if available
Notes field
Coverage status
4. Export / Add to Calendar
Preferred functionality:

Export selected fixtures as .ics file
Add to Google Calendar / Outlook if feasible
If direct calendar sync is too complex, .ics export is acceptable for Phase 3.

5. Notes
Users should be able to add simple private notes to planned fixtures, such as:

“Watch U8 player from home team”
“Check pitch location before travelling”
“Possible double-up with 10:30 fixture nearby”
Page 4: Fixture Details Page
Purpose
Provide a clear, trustworthy single view of a specific fixture.

Required Fixture Fields
Fixture ID
Date
Kick-off time
Age group
Home club
Home team
Away club
Away team
League
Competition
Venue
Postcode
Travel time from selected base location if available
Source
Source URL if available
Scrape time / last updated time
Override status if manually corrected
Coverage status
Planned status
Required Actions
Add to plan
Remove from plan
Mark as viewed / covered
Mark as priority
Suggest correction
Submit missing information
Open source URL
Copy fixture details
Field-Level Correction Buttons
Each important field should have a small correction action next to it.

Examples:

Venue: “Suggest correction”
Kick-off time: “Suggest correction”
Team name: “Suggest correction”
Age group: “Suggest correction”
League default venue: “Suggest new default”
This is important because users should not have to fill out a long generic form when only one value is wrong.

Page 5: Tournament Details Page
Purpose
Provide a clear single view of a tournament, particularly where multiple age groups and start times are involved.

Required Tournament Fields
Tournament ID
Tournament name
Date
Time
Venue
Postcode
Age group(s)
Age-group-specific start times if available
Format
Organiser name
Organiser URL
Source
Source URL
Scrape time / last updated time
Override status if manually corrected
Coverage status
Planned status
Required Actions
Add tournament to plan
Add specific age group/session to plan
Mark as viewed / covered
Mark as priority
Suggest correction
Submit missing information
Open organiser/source URL
Copy tournament details
Page 6: Coverage Page
Purpose
Allow recruitment leads and scouts to understand how well they are covering teams, age groups, leagues and locations inside their recruitment catchment.

This is a key value-driving page and should be treated as a core Phase 3 feature.

Main Questions the Page Should Answer
What percentage of teams in our catchment have we viewed?
Which age groups are under-covered?
Which teams have not been seen recently?
Which leagues or areas are generating lots of fixtures but little coverage?
What upcoming fixtures can help us close coverage gaps?
Required Controls
1. Base Location / Training Ground
User should be able to set or select a base location, such as:

Training ground name
Address
Postcode
Example:

Arsenal Training Centre, London Colney
Sunderland Academy of Light
2. Catchment Setting
User should be able to define catchment by:

Travel time, e.g. 30, 45, 60, 90 minutes
Distance radius if travel time is not available
Preferred default examples:

60 minutes for younger age groups
90 minutes for older age groups if user chooses
3. Age Group Selector
User should be able to select one or multiple age groups:

U6
U7
U8
U9
U10
U11
U12+
4. Time Window
User should be able to select coverage time window:

Last 30 days
Last 60 days
Last 90 days
Current season
Custom date range
5. Coverage Definition
User should be able to define what counts as “covered”, for example:

Fixture added to plan
Fixture marked as viewed
Team seen at least once
Team seen at least twice
Team seen in last 90 days
For Phase 3, the default should be:

A team is covered if at least one fixture involving that team has been marked as viewed within the selected time window.

Required Stats
Summary Cards
Teams in catchment
Teams covered
Teams uncovered
Coverage percentage
Planned upcoming coverage
Priority uncovered teams
Age Group Coverage Table
Columns:

Age group
Teams in catchment
Teams covered
Teams uncovered
Coverage percentage
Upcoming fixtures involving uncovered teams
Example:

Age Group

Teams in Catchment

Covered

Uncovered

Coverage %

Upcoming Gap Fixtures

U7

42

18

24

43%

9

U8

55

31

24

56%

14

U9

48

27

21

56%

11

Team Coverage Table
Columns:

Team
Club
Age group
League
Location/postcode
Last viewed date
Coverage status
Upcoming fixtures
Add next fixture to plan
League Coverage Table
Columns:

League
Age groups
Teams in catchment
Teams covered
Coverage percentage
Upcoming fixtures
Coverage Statuses
Suggested statuses:

Covered
Not covered
Planned
Needs follow-up
Priority gap
Out of catchment
Coverage Visuals
Minimum acceptable visuals:

Summary cards
Progress bars by age group
Tables with coverage status badges
Desirable visuals:

Simple map/list view of covered and uncovered teams
Coverage heatmap
Catchment boundary visual
Map visuals can be deferred if cost is too high, but the frontend should not block future Google Maps integration.

7. User Data Contribution System
This is a core Phase 3 requirement, not an optional add-on.

Contribution Types
Users should be able to submit:

1. Fixture Correction
Examples:

Kick-off time is wrong
Venue is wrong
Postcode is missing
Age group is wrong
Team name is incorrect
Fixture has been postponed
Fixture has moved to a different pitch
2. Team Correction
Examples:

Team name should be standardised
Team is linked to wrong club
Age group is wrong
Duplicate team exists
3. Club Correction
Examples:

Club name is wrong
Club has merged/rebranded
Club location is incorrect
Club default venue is wrong
4. Venue Correction
Examples:

Venue name is wrong
Postcode is wrong
Address is incomplete
League has a recurring default venue
Team usually plays at a different venue
5. League Default Correction
Important example:

“This league normally lists fixtures without a venue, but U8 games are usually played at X venue.”

Users should be able to suggest a new default venue or rule for a league, competition or age group.

6. Tournament Submission
Users should be able to submit:

Tournament name
Date
Time
Venue
Postcode
Age groups
Age-group-specific start times if available
Format
Organiser
URL
Notes
7. New Data Source Submission
Users should be able to submit:

Source name
Source type: league, tournament, club website, county FA, other
URL
Region
Age groups covered
Notes
Contribution UX
Required User Flow
User clicks “Suggest correction” next to a specific field
Small modal opens
Modal is pre-filled with:
Existing value
Fixture/team/league context
Field being corrected
User enters proposed new value
User adds optional explanation or source
User submits
User sees confirmation
Required Fields in Correction Modal
Entity type: fixture, team, club, venue, league, tournament
Entity ID
Field being corrected
Current value
Proposed value
User note
Supporting URL if available
Submitted by user ID/email if authentication exists
Submission timestamp
Status: pending, approved, rejected, applied
Important UX Requirement
Users should not need to understand the database structure. The interface should translate their correction into a structured submission behind the scenes.

8. Coverage Tracking Data Model Requirements
The frontend should expect the API/database to support the following concepts.

Team Coverage
team_id
club_id
age_group
league_id
primary_venue_id
postcode
latitude/longitude if available
in_catchment flag
last_viewed_date
view_count
coverage_status
Fixture Coverage
fixture_id
user_id or club_workspace_id
status: planned, viewed, not_attended, cancelled, priority, needs_follow_up
viewed_date
notes
created_at
updated_at
Catchment Settings
catchment_id
workspace_id or user_id
base_location_name
base_address
base_postcode
travel_time_limit_minutes
distance_radius_miles/km if travel time unavailable
age_groups
created_at
updated_at
Coverage Calculation
Default calculation:

Coverage % = teams in catchment viewed at least once within selected time window / total teams in catchment

The frontend should display the calculation clearly so users understand what the percentage means.

9. Admin / Review Requirement
Phase 3 does not need a sophisticated admin portal, but it must support a review workflow.

Minimum acceptable approach:

Submissions are saved to a database table
Admin can view them in Supabase or a simple internal page
Admin can approve/reject manually
Approved changes can then be applied through the Phase 2 override system
Preferred approach:

Simple admin review page
Filter by submission type/status
View current vs proposed value
Approve/reject button
Approved correction creates or updates relevant override
10. Design Requirements
The design quality is critical. The site must feel professional, calm and easy to use.

Desired Style
Clean SaaS-style dashboard
Modern academy/recruitment feel
Minimalist layout
Strong whitespace
Clear hierarchy
Professional typography
Simple iconography
No clutter
No gimmicky football graphics
Suggested Visual Direction
Neutral base colours
Strong accent colour linked to Scout Centre brand
Clear status badges
Rounded cards/tables
Simple navigation sidebar or top nav
Mobile-friendly cards
Key Design Priorities
Results should be scannable
Filters should be easy to adjust
Important actions should be obvious
Users should never feel lost
The product should look credible enough to show to clubs
Coverage stats should be understandable at a glance
11. Navigation Structure
Suggested primary navigation:

Dashboard
Fixtures
Tournaments
Calendar
Coverage
Submit Data
Settings
For the first release, Tournaments can either be a separate tab or included within Fixtures via a fixture/tournament toggle.

12. Technical Requirements
Frontend
Preferred stack:

React / Next.js
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Component library if useful, e.g. shadcn/ui
Alternative stacks can be proposed, but the developer should explain the trade-offs.

Backend Integration
The frontend must integrate with the Phase 2 API.

Expected API interactions:

Fetch fixtures
Fetch tournaments
Fetch fixture details
Fetch tournament details
Fetch clubs
Fetch teams
Fetch leagues
Fetch coverage summary
Fetch coverage by age group
Fetch uncovered teams
Fetch catchment settings
Save/update catchment settings
Save planned fixture
Remove planned fixture
Update coverage status
Submit correction
Submit new source
Submit tournament/source data
Performance
The site should:

Load quickly
Handle large fixture lists with pagination or lazy loading
Avoid freezing when filters are applied
Use sensible caching where appropriate
Display loading states clearly
Responsiveness
Must work well on:

Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Mobile is especially important for scouts using the product on weekends.

13. Data Fields Required from API
Fixtures
fixture_id
date
kickoff_time
age_group
home_club_id
home_club_name
home_team_id
home_team_name
away_club_id
away_club_name
away_team_id
away_team_name
venue
postcode
league
competition
source
source_url
scrape_time
last_updated
override_status
coverage_status
planned_status
priority_status
Tournaments
tournament_id
name
date
time
venue
postcode
age_group
age_group_start_times
format
organiser_name
organiser_url
source
source_url
scrape_time
last_updated
override_status
coverage_status
planned_status
User Plans
plan_id
user_id
fixture_id or tournament_id
planned_date
notes
status
created_at
updated_at
User Corrections
correction_id
user_id
entity_type
entity_id
field_name
current_value
proposed_value
user_note
supporting_url
status
created_at
reviewed_at
reviewed_by
Source Submissions
submission_id
user_id
source_name
source_type
source_url
region
age_groups
notes
status
created_at
reviewed_at
Coverage Summary
catchment_id
base_location
travel_time_limit_minutes
time_window
age_group
teams_in_catchment
teams_covered
teams_uncovered
coverage_percentage
upcoming_gap_fixtures
14. Key Components to Build
Core UI Components
Navigation shell
Dashboard cards
Fixture result row
Fixture result card
Tournament result card
Filter sidebar/drawer
Date picker
Age group selector
Catchment selector
Coverage summary card
Coverage progress bar
Coverage table
Coverage status badge
Data confidence badge
Add to plan button
Correction modal
Submit source modal/page
Calendar/list view
Empty state component
Loading skeletons
Error messages
15. Authentication Assumption
If full authentication is not included in Phase 3, the frontend should still be built in a way that can support it later.

Minimum options:

Temporary demo login
Single-user prototype mode
Supabase Auth integration if feasible
User-specific features affected by authentication:

Saved fixtures
Calendar plans
Notes
Coverage status
Catchment settings
Submitted corrections
For a pilot product, Supabase Auth is preferred if affordable.

16. Deliverables
The freelancer/developer should deliver:

Fully working frontend application
Responsive dashboard
Fixture/tournament filtering page
Calendar planning page
Fixture details page
Tournament details page
Coverage analytics page
Catchment settings flow
User correction submission flow
New source submission flow
API integration with Phase 2 backend
Clean, reusable components
Deployment-ready codebase
Basic documentation
Handover video or walkthrough
List of assumptions and known limitations
17. Suggested Milestones
Milestone 1: UX/UI Design
Deliverables:

Wireframes for all core pages
Visual design direction
Component style guide
Mobile and desktop layouts
Pages:

Dashboard
Fixture search
Calendar plan
Fixture details
Tournament details
Coverage
Correction modal
Submit source form
Milestone 2: Frontend Scaffold
Deliverables:

Project setup
Routing
Navigation shell
Design system/components
Dummy data connected to all pages
Milestone 3: Dashboard + Fixture Search
Deliverables:

Dashboard page
Fixture/tournament search page
Filters
Results table/cards
Sorting
Empty/loading states
Milestone 4: Details Pages + Calendar Planning
Deliverables:

Fixture details page
Tournament details page
Add/remove from plan
Calendar/list planning view
Notes
Coverage status updates
Milestone 5: Coverage Page + Catchment Settings
Deliverables:

Coverage dashboard
Catchment setting control
Age group coverage table
Team coverage table
League coverage table
Uncovered teams list
Upcoming gap fixtures
Milestone 6: User Contributions
Deliverables:

Field-level correction modal
Submit source page/modal
Submit tournament/source information
Store submissions through API
Confirmation states
Milestone 7: API Integration, QA and Deployment
Deliverables:

Full API integration
Bug fixes
Responsive testing
Performance checks
Deployment
Documentation
18. Acceptance Criteria
Phase 3 is complete when:

A user can search fixtures and tournaments using filters
A user can open a fixture/tournament details page
A user can add fixtures/tournaments to a plan
A user can view their plan in list/calendar form
A user can mark fixture coverage status
A user can set a catchment area from a base location
A user can view coverage percentages by age group
A user can see covered and uncovered teams within catchment
A user can identify upcoming fixtures involving uncovered teams
A user can suggest corrections at field level
A user can submit new sources
Submitted corrections/sources are stored in a structured format
The frontend integrates with Phase 2 API
The site works on mobile and desktop
The design looks polished and professional
The product is suitable to show to pilot users
19. Questions for Developer/Freelancer
Please respond with:

Recommended frontend stack and why
Whether you recommend Supabase Auth in this phase
Estimated hours by milestone
Fixed-price quote by milestone
Examples of previous SaaS/dashboard design work
How you approach responsive design
How you would build the correction/submission flow
How you would build the catchment/coverage page
Whether you can support API integration with FastAPI/Supabase
What assumptions you are making about the Phase 2 API
What would be excluded from your quote
20. Non-Negotiables
Excellent design and usability
Fast fixture search and filtering
Mobile-friendly experience
Field-level correction mechanism
New source submission mechanism
Coverage page with catchment settings
Coverage percentage by age group
Covered/uncovered team lists
Clean API integration
Clear data provenance and last-updated information
Simple calendar planning flow
Professional enough for academy pilots
21. Future Phase Ideas
Not required for Phase 3, but the build should not block these later:

AI scouting assistant
Advanced coverage analytics dashboard
Google Maps integration
Route planning
Club/team priority scoring
Scout assignment workflows
Paid subscriptions
Multi-club workspaces
Role-based permissions
Player watchlists
Scout report integration
Mobile app
Appendix: Page-by-Page Mockup Guidance
These are not final designs, but they show the intended layout, hierarchy and information architecture.

Mockup 1: Dashboard
Layout:

Left sidebar navigation
Top bar with search, date range and user/workspace
Summary cards across the top
Upcoming fixtures list on left
My plan panel on right
Coverage gaps and data contribution prompt below
Key visible elements:

Fixtures this week
Planned visits
Teams covered
Uncovered priority teams
Upcoming fixture rows
Add to plan buttons
Coverage status badges
Mockup 2: Fixture Search
Layout:

Left filter sidebar
Main results table/cards
Search bar and saved view controls at the top
Quick actions on every row
Key visible elements:

Date range filter
Age group filter
League filter
Catchment/travel time filter
Fixture/tournament toggle
Results table
Add to plan
Suggest correction
Mockup 3: Calendar Planning
Layout:

Top controls for week/day/list view
Main calendar or day-plan area
Right-side selected plan summary
Key visible elements:

Chronological fixture plan
Venue/postcode
Notes
Coverage status
Export .ics button
Mockup 4: Fixture Details
Layout:

Main fixture summary card
Detail fields in two-column layout
Correction buttons beside important fields
Source/data provenance panel
Coverage/planning panel
Key visible elements:

Home vs away
Date/time
Venue
Postcode
League
Source
Last updated
Add to plan
Mark viewed
Suggest correction
Mockup 5: Coverage Page
Layout:

Catchment controls at top
Summary cards
Age group coverage progress table
Team coverage table
Upcoming gap fixtures panel
Key visible elements:

Base location
Catchment: 60 minutes
Age group selector
Time window selector
Coverage percentage
Teams covered/uncovered
U7/U8/U9 breakdown
Add next gap fixture to plan
Mockup 6: Submit Data / Corrections
Layout:

Simple form-driven page or modal
Submission type selector
Context-aware fields
Optional supporting URL/note
Clear confirmation state
Key visible elements:

Submit new source
Submit tournament
Suggest correction
Current value
Proposed value
Supporting source

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Project Overview:
We are building a structured behavioral education platform that will include self-paced courses, live group programs, assessment-based recommendations, downloadable worksheets, quizzes, progress tracking, completion documentation, and certificates of completion.

This is not a simple content-writing project. We are looking for someone who can help create a repeatable course system that can be used across multiple behavioral education programs.

The first course we are building is:

Anger Management Fundamentals

This first course will become the foundation and template for all future courses. The structure, lesson format, worksheets, quizzes, certificates, and completion flow should be designed in a way that can later be reused for additional programs such as emotional regulation, parenting, decision-making, conflict resolution, substance education, teen programs, and evaluation-based course bundles.

We are looking for someone who can think strategically, organize complex behavioral education content into clear learning modules, and create a polished, practical, engaging online course that can be used by both general users and users who may need documentation for court, probation, legal, workplace, or referral-related purposes.

Important:
This course should be educational, skills-based, structured, and behavior-change focused. It should not be written as therapy, medical treatment, or diagnosis. The tone should be clear, calm, practical, respectful, trauma-informed, and easy to understand.

Immediate Project:
Create Anger Management Fundamentals as the first complete course.

The course should be designed for:
Adults
Possible teen adaptation later
Court-related users
Voluntary/self-improvement users
Individuals referred by employers, probation, attorneys, family court, or other agencies
Users who need proof of completion
Users who need practical emotional regulation tools

Primary Goal:
Create one complete, high-quality anger management course that includes structured modules, short lessons, worksheets, reflection prompts, quizzes, and a certificate-ready completion flow.

Course Structure Required:
The course should follow a 6-module framework:

Module 1: Understanding Anger and Behavior
Module 2: Awareness of Patterns
Module 3: Triggers, Escalation, and Consequences
Module 4: Skills and Tools
Module 5: Application and Practice
Module 6: Reflection, Accountability, and Completion

Each module should include:
2 to 4 lessons
Each lesson should be designed for approximately 5 to 10 minutes of video or teaching content
A clear learning objective
A simple explanation
A real-life example
A practical tool or technique
A reflection question
A short quiz or knowledge check when appropriate
A worksheet, prompt, or activity when appropriate

Course Content Areas:
The anger management course should include content related to:

What anger is
Why anger happens
Anger as a normal emotion
The difference between anger and aggression
The difference between feeling anger and acting on anger
Fight, flight, freeze, and nervous system responses
Physical warning signs of anger
Emotional warning signs of anger
Thought patterns that increase anger
Anger triggers
Internal triggers
External triggers
Escalation cycles
Impulse control
Emotional regulation
Stress and reactivity
Cognitive restructuring
CBT-informed thought reframing
Accountability
Communication skills
Conflict resolution
De-escalation
Time-outs and pause strategies
Breathing and grounding tools
Problem-solving under stress
Identifying consequences
Repairing harm
Creating a personal anger management plan
Relapse prevention
Long-term behavior change

Tone and Style:
The course should be:
Practical
Clear
Calm
Structured
Non-shaming
Non-judgmental
Trauma-informed
Skills-based
Easy for a general audience to understand
Professional enough for court-related users
Warm enough for voluntary users
Not overly clinical
Not overly academic
Not vague or generic

The language should avoid:
Overpromising outcomes
Diagnosing users
Calling the course therapy
Making medical claims
Using shaming language
Using overly complicated clinical terminology
Sounding like a generic blog article

Preferred language:
Behavioral education
Skill-building
Anger management skills
Emotional regulation tools
Accountability
Communication
Conflict resolution
Personal responsibility
Healthy decision-making
Completion documentation
Certificate of completion

Required Deliverables for Anger Management Fundamentals:
A complete course outline
A module-by-module curriculum map
Lesson titles for every module
Learning objectives for each module
Learning objectives for each lesson
Full written lesson content
Suggested video scripts or talking points
Slide deck outlines for each lesson
Worksheets for each module
Reflection prompts
Practical exercises
Scenario-based activities
Module quizzes
Final knowledge check
Final reflection activity
Personal anger management plan template
Completion checklist
Certificate completion requirements
Suggested certificate wording
Suggested verification letter wording
Recommendations for LMS setup and user flow

Lesson Format Required:
Each lesson should follow this structure:

Lesson title
Learning objective
Brief teaching section
Real-life example
Practical tool or skill
Reflection question
Optional worksheet or activity
Optional quiz question
Key takeaway

Example lesson format:
Lesson Title: Recognizing Early Warning Signs
Learning Objective: Participants will identify physical, emotional, and cognitive signs that anger is increasing.
Teaching Content: Explain how anger often builds before a person reacts. Include signs such as tension, racing thoughts, raised voice, clenched jaw, or feeling disrespected.
Example: A person notices their voice getting louder during an argument and realizes this is an early warning sign.
Tool: Pause and Name It exercise.
Reflection Question: What are three signs that tell you your anger is starting to rise?
Quiz: Which of the following is an early warning sign of anger?
Key Takeaway: Anger is easier to manage when it is noticed early.

Worksheets Needed:
The course should include practical downloadable worksheets such as:

Anger Trigger Worksheet
Anger Warning Signs Worksheet
Anger Escalation Cycle Worksheet
Thought Reframing Worksheet
Pause Plan Worksheet
Communication Practice Worksheet
Conflict Resolution Worksheet
Accountability Reflection Worksheet
Personal Anger Management Plan
Completion Reflection Worksheet

Quizzes and Knowledge Checks:
The course should include simple quizzes or knowledge checks after modules.

Quizzes should:
Be simple and educational
Confirm engagement and understanding
Avoid trick questions
Include multiple choice, true/false, and short answer where appropriate
Be tied directly to lesson content
Help support completion tracking and certificate eligibility

Possible quiz areas:
Understanding anger
Identifying triggers
Recognizing escalation
Choosing healthy coping strategies
Using communication skills
Understanding consequences
Applying time-out strategies
Creating a behavior change plan

Certificate and Completion Requirements:
The course should be designed with a certificate of completion in mind.

The course should include:
Completion of all modules
Completion of quizzes
Completion of final reflection
Completion of personal anger management plan
Completion date
Participant name
Course title
Total hours completed
Provider/program name
Signature line or authorized representative line
Certificate ID or verification number if possible

We also want a verification letter template that can confirm:
Participant name
Course completed
Hours completed
Date completed
Program/course title
General course objectives
Contact information for verification

Important:
We understand that final court acceptance may depend on the court, probation officer, attorney, or referral source. The course should be designed to be professional, structured, and documentation-ready, but it should not falsely guarantee universal court approval.

AI-Ready Design:
We plan to integrate AI features later. The freelancer does not need to build the AI system, but the course should be structured in a way that makes future AI integration easier.

The course should support future AI features such as:
Personalized intake questions
User reflection inputs
AI-assisted feedback on reflections
AI-generated learning recommendations
AI-guided module suggestions
AI-assisted progress summaries
AI-supported behavior plan feedback
AI-based course recommendations after completion
AI-assisted evaluation summaries later

The content should be organized so that AI can later understand:
The purpose of each module
The skill taught in each lesson
The user’s reflection responses
The user’s progress
Which areas the user may need more support with
Which future courses may be recommended

Example:
If a user reports trouble with impulse control, the system may later recommend additional lessons or courses related to impulse control, emotional regulation, or decision-making.

Example:
If a user completes the anger course and indicates ongoing relationship conflict, the system may later recommend communication skills, conflict resolution, or healthy relationships courses.

Future Courses and Programs:
This first course should become the template for future courses. We plan to build additional programs in the following categories:

Anger and Emotional Control:
Anger Management Fundamentals
Advanced Anger Management
Emotional Regulation Foundations
Managing Emotional Triggers
Impulse Control Training
Stress and Reactivity Management
Conflict Resolution Skills

Relationships and Communication:
Healthy Relationships Foundations
Communication Skills in Relationships
Boundaries and Assertiveness
Conflict Resolution in Relationships
Understanding Relationship Patterns
Rebuilding Trust and Accountability

Parenting Programs:
Parenting Skills Fundamentals
Co-Parenting After Separation
High-Conflict Parenting
Parenting Emotional Regulation
Supporting Teen Behavior
Positive Discipline Strategies

Decision-Making and Life Skills:
Decision-Making Skills
Problem-Solving Skills
Personal Responsibility Program
Goal Setting and Accountability
Time Management and Structure
Building Healthy Habits

Behavioral and Legal Education:
Theft / Shoplifting Awareness
Behavioral Awareness Program
Court-Ordered Behavioral Program
Accountability and Consequences
Making Better Choices Program

Substance Education:
Substance Use Education
Alcohol Awareness
Drug Education Basics
Understanding Addiction, Educational Only
Risk Awareness and Decision-Making

Emotional and Mental Wellness Education:
Anxiety Management Skills
Stress Management Foundations
Emotional Awareness Training
Overthinking and Thought Patterns
Mindfulness and Regulation Basics

Teen-Specific Programs:
Teen Anger Management
Teen Emotional Regulation
Teen Decision-Making Skills
Teen Behavior Program
Teen Responsibility and Accountability

Trauma-Informed Education:
Understanding Emotional Triggers
Trauma Awareness Education
Nervous System Basics
Building Emotional Safety

Workplace and Professional Programs:
Workplace Behavior Training
Emotional Intelligence at Work
Conflict Resolution in Teams
Stress Management for Employees
Professional Communication Skills

Evaluation and Assessment-Based Programs:
We also plan to build future evaluation and assessment-based programs such as:

Anger Management Evaluation plus Course
Parenting Evaluation plus Course
Behavioral Assessment plus Program
Emotional Regulation Assessment plus Training
Substance Education Assessment plus Course Recommendation
Teen Behavioral Assessment plus Course Recommendation

Future evaluation workflows may include:
Intake questions
Structured assessment forms
Behavioral history questions
Risk and needs questions
Referral source information
Course recommendation logic
Summary report templates
Completion recommendations
Suggested next steps

Platform Functionality to Keep in Mind:
The course system should eventually support:

Self-paced learning
Live group options later
Hybrid options later
Progress tracking
Module completion tracking
Quiz completion tracking
Certificate generation
Downloadable worksheets
User dashboard
Admin dashboard
User intake forms
Payment integration
Course recommendations
Email reminders
Completion reminders
Certificate download
Verification letters
Future AI reflection assistant
Future AI intake assistant
Future AI course recommendation assistant

This project is primarily content and course structure, but the content should be organized clearly enough for a developer or LMS specialist to implement it smoothly.

Possible LMS Platforms:
We may use Kajabi, Thinkific, Teachable, LearnWorlds, or WordPress plus LearnDash. The course materials should be platform-flexible and organized in a way that could be uploaded into any of these platforms.

Preferred Candidate:
We are looking for someone with experience in:

Instructional design
eLearning development
Online course creation
Curriculum development
Adult learning
Behavioral education
Skills-based training
Worksheet and activity creation
Quiz development
LMS-ready content organization

Strong fit:
Someone who has built full online courses before
Someone who understands learning flow
Someone who can organize complex topics into simple lessons
Someone who can create worksheets and exercises
Someone who can write clearly and practically
Someone who can think in systems
Someone who understands how to build a repeatable course framework
Someone who can design for both engagement and accountability

Not a fit:
Basic blog writers
Generic content writers with no course experience
Academic writers who cannot simplify content
Designers who only make slides but cannot structure learning
Developers who cannot create curriculum
Writers who rely on generic AI-generated content without understanding learning design
Someone who cannot provide examples of structured course work

Required Experience:
Please only apply if you have experience with at least some of the following:

Building online courses from scratch
Creating module and lesson structures
Writing lesson content
Creating worksheets
Creating quizzes
Creating learning objectives
Designing self-paced courses
Designing adult education programs
Creating behavior-change or skills-based content
Creating professional course materials
Organizing materials for LMS upload

Preferred Experience:
Behavioral health education
Anger management education
CBT-informed content
Emotional regulation content
Conflict resolution training
Communication skills training
Court-related education programs
Compliance-style education programs
AI-assisted learning design
Adaptive learning design
Kajabi, Thinkific, Teachable, LearnWorlds, or LearnDash experience

What We Will Provide:
We will provide the overall direction, course categories, competitor examples, platform vision, and desired structure. We need the freelancer to help turn that into a complete, polished course package.

The freelancer should be able to:
Take the direction and organize it
Suggest improvements
Fill in missing structure
Create complete lesson materials
Create practical worksheets
Build quizzes and activities
Help create a professional learning experience
Think about future scalability

Expected Work Process:
Phase 1: Course Blueprint
Create a full course map for Anger Management Fundamentals
Define all modules
Define all lessons
Define learning objectives
Define worksheets and quizzes
Define completion requirements

Phase 2: Lesson Development
Write full lesson content
Write video scripts or teaching notes
Create examples and scenarios
Create reflection questions
Create practical tools

Phase 3: Materials Development
Create worksheets
Create exercises
Create quizzes
Create final reflection
Create personal anger management plan
Create completion checklist

Phase 4: Certificate and Completion Flow
Recommend what is required for completion
Create suggested certificate wording
Create suggested verification letter wording
Create user completion flow

Phase 5: AI-Ready Organization
Label lessons by topic, skill, and outcome
Identify where user reflections should happen
Identify where AI feedback could eventually be added
Identify possible recommendation logic for future courses

Final Deliverables:
The final package should include:

Course curriculum document
Module-by-module outline
Lesson-by-lesson breakdown
Full written lesson content
Video script or teaching script for each lesson
Slide outline or slide deck recommendations
Worksheet packet
Quiz packet
Reflection prompt packet
Final anger management plan template
Completion checklist
Certificate wording
Verification letter wording
LMS upload structure
AI-ready notes for future personalization
Recommendations for future course expansion

Estimated Timeline:
We are aiming to complete the first course in approximately 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the quality and scope of work.

There may be ongoing work after this first course to build additional courses and programs using the same system.

To Apply:
Please include:

Examples of full online courses you have built
Examples of course outlines or curriculum maps
Examples of worksheets or learning activities
Examples of quizzes or assessments if available
A short explanation of your course development process
Any experience with behavioral education, anger management, emotional regulation, CBT-informed content, or court-related educational programs
Any experience designing courses that include certificates or completion tracking
Any experience with AI-assisted learning or adaptive learning systems
Your estimated timeline for building the first course
Your estimated cost or project range

Screening Questions:
Please answer these when applying:

How do you structure a course from scratch?

What is the difference between writing content and designing a course?

Have you created worksheets, quizzes, or reflection exercises before? Please describe.

Have you worked on behavioral, emotional regulation, psychology, coaching, or compliance-related course content before?

How would you design an anger management lesson so it is practical and not just informational?

How would you structure a course so it can later support AI personalization?

What would you need from us to begin?

What We Are Trying to Build Long-Term:
We are not trying to build one random course. We are building a behavioral education platform with multiple structured programs, documentation, certificates, future evaluations, and AI-supported personalized learning.

The first course, Anger Management Fundamentals, must be strong enough to become the model for the rest of the platform.

The ideal freelancer understands that this is both:
A course development project
And a long-term system design project


Course Length and Structure Expectations:
The initial Anger Management Fundamentals course should be designed as an 8 to 12 hour program, with the ability to expand into longer formats (12, 24, 36, or 52 hours) using the same structure.

Completion Requirements:
Course completion should require:

* Completion of all modules
* Completion of quizzes
* Completion of reflection exercises
* Completion of final behavior plan
* Minimum engagement/time requirements

User Types:
The course should be appropriate for:

* Court-ordered participants
* Voluntary/self-improvement users
* Employer-referred users
* Legal or probation-related participants

Learning Experience Expectations:
The course should include:

* Scenario-based learning
* Decision-making exercises
* Engagement checkpoints
* Reflection prompts throughout


Ownership and Rights:
All materials created under this project, including course content, lesson scripts, worksheets, quizzes, assessments, templates, and related assets, will be fully owned by the hiring party upon full payment. The freelancer agrees not to reuse, resell, distribute, or repurpose this content without prior written permission.

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Content Quality and Originality:
All content must be original, well-structured, and thoughtfully developed. Use of AI tools for drafting is acceptable, but all work must be refined, reviewed, and elevated to a professional standard. Generic, unedited, or low-quality AI-generated content will not be accepted.

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Communication Expectations:

* Clear and consistent communication is required throughout the project
* Regular progress updates should be provided
* Ability to receive feedback and revise work accordingly
* Willingness to collaborate and improve content based on direction

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Project Structure and Milestones:
The project may be divided into structured phases such as:

* Course outline and curriculum map
* Lesson and module development
* Worksheets, exercises, and quizzes
* Final review and refinement

Milestone-based delivery is preferred to ensure quality and progress tracking.


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Delivery Format and Organization:
All materials must be delivered in a clean, organized, and structured format:

* Written content: Google Docs or Microsoft Word
* Slide outlines: Google Slides or PowerPoint
* Worksheets: PDF format
* Quizzes: clearly labeled and formatted

Files should be organized into clearly labeled folders and structured in a way that allows easy upload into an LMS platform.

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Systems Thinking Requirement:
This project requires someone who can think in systems and scalability, not just create a single course. The goal is to build a repeatable framework that can be used across multiple behavioral programs.

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Ongoing Work Opportunity:
This is not a one-time project. There is strong potential for ongoing work to build additional courses, programs, and evaluation-based systems using the same framework.

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Test Task (Paid):
Shortlisted candidates may be asked to complete a small paid test task. This may include:

* Creating one sample lesson (5 to 10 minutes format)
* Creating one worksheet or reflection exercise

This will be used to evaluate clarity, structure, and ability to create practical learning content.

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Application Requirements:
Applications without relevant course examples or without answers to the screening questions will not be considered.

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Course Length and Structure Expectations:
The initial Anger Management Fundamentals course should be designed as an 8 to 12 hour program, with the ability to expand into longer formats such as 12, 24, 36, or 52 hours using the same structure.

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Completion Requirements:
Course completion should require:

* Completion of all modules
* Completion of quizzes
* Completion of reflection exercises
* Completion of final behavior plan
* Minimum engagement or time requirements

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User Types:
The course should be appropriate for:

* Court-ordered participants
* Voluntary or self-improvement users
* Employer-referred participants
* Legal or probation-related users

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Learning Experience Expectations:
The course should include:

* Scenario-based learning
* Decision-making exercises
* Engagement checkpoints within modules
* Reflection prompts throughout

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Success Criteria:
A successful course should:

* Be clear, structured, and easy to follow
* Be engaging and interactive, not passive
* Help users identify triggers, patterns, and escalation cycles
* Teach practical emotional regulation and behavior management skills
* Include real-life application through exercises and scenarios
* Result in a completed personal anger management plan
* Support full course completion through:
* Module completion tracking
* Quiz completion
* Reflection completion
* Final course completion flow
* Successfully generate:
Certificate of Completion including:
* Participant name
* Course title
* Total hours completed
* Completion date
* Program/provider name
* Signature or authorization line
* Optional certificate ID or verification number
Verification Letter confirming:
* Participant name
* Course completed
* Total hours completed
* Completion date
* Summary of course content
* Contact information for verification
* Be structured in a way that supports submission for court, legal, employer, or compliance-related purposes, without guaranteeing acceptance

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Court-Related Use and Documentation Expectations:
This course should be designed to support individuals who may need to provide documentation for legal, court-related, probation, employer, or third-party requirements.

The course must:

* Be structured, professional, and clearly documented
* Include measurable completion criteria
* Provide a Certificate of Completion and Verification Letter
* Clearly outline course topics, learning objectives, and total hours

Important:

* The course should be suitable for court-related or compliance-related use
* It must NOT claim or guarantee universal court approval
* Acceptance may vary depending on the court, jurisdiction, or referring entity

Goal:
Create a professional, structured, scalable anger management course that can serve as the foundation for a larger behavioral education platform with future courses, evaluations, certificates, progress tracking, and AI-enhanced learning.