React Native Dev

Finish a Figma redesign of a nearly-complete Expo app (screen-by-screen polish pass) Our iOS app has been rebuilt against a finalized Figma design (~94 frames, clickable prototype). The core redesign is implemented and shipped; your job is the last mile: walk every screen and state against the Figma prototype, find anything still showing the old design or deviating from the frames, and fix it in code. What you'll do: 1. Go flow by flow using the Figma prototype as the spec: onboarding, scan/add cards, inventory, card detail, sell/buy/trade, receipts, dashboard, shows, settings — including empty states, sheets, error states, and multi-select modes. 2. Fix mismatches using the existing design system (src/design/ tokens and components; a shared theme in src/constants/theme.ts). No hardcoded colors/fonts, no new one-off components where one exists. 3. If the app has a state that doesn't exist in the designs, flag it to me before changing behavior — don't invent UI. 4. One commit per screen/flow so changes are individually revertable. All 220 existing unit tests must stay green (npm run test), plus npx tsc --noEmit clean before each push. Setup: you'll get the repo, view access to the Figma file, and it runs on the iOS simulator out of the box (npx expo run:ios). Prod backend — no local DB setup. Requirements: strong React Native + TypeScript, comfortable matching designs to the pixel, evidence of past design-implementation work (before/after shots of something you built from Figma). iPhone/Mac required.