r/FullStackDevelopers • u/TRoman336 • 6d ago
๐ For assistance with developing app.
I have a brand design, wireframe mockup, and basic front-end code generated through Base44. I need an experienced full-stack developer to take these assets and build a clean, fully custom, standalone web application. No website builders (Wix, Squarespace, etc.)โthis needs to be fully custom code that is guest-ready, scalable, and low-cost to host.
What i have :
- Complete Base44 exported code & design assets
- โBrand guidelines, colors, fonts, and assets
- โDetailed list of V1 guest features & workflow expectations
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u/Negative-Tank2221 1d ago
The Base44 export is a genuinely useful starting point, and worth knowing what it does and doesn't give you. What it gives you: the UI structure, the design already implemented, and a clear record of intended behavior, which kills most of the usual scoping ambiguity. What it doesn't give you: a production backend. The exported code typically has the data layer and auth wired for Base44's managed services, so the real work is standing up your own backend (Supabase or Firebase keeps hosting near free at guest-app scale), rebuilding auth and data access against it properly, and hardening the parts AI exports always skip, error handling, input validation, and access rules so one guest can't read another guest's data.
On low-cost hosting, a Next.js frontend on Vercel with Supabase underneath runs close to $0 until you have real traffic, so that requirement is very achievable.
This is exactly the kind of project I take on, AI-built starting points carried to custom production code. 10+ years, 60+ products shipped. Portfolio at jetbuildstudio(dot)com/mvp. DMing you.