Web Developer — Build an Asset Admin Panel + Ongoing Site Maintenance (React/Vite)

The site • prettylittlesketching.com • React / Vite single-page application, originally built on Lovable, Tailwind CSS • Frontend-heavy, with an image-asset-driven card builder using layered PNG/SVG illustration components Project 1 — Self-service asset admin panel (fixed price) I add new illustration assets monthly and want to upload them myself without developer time. • Password-protected admin route on the existing site (not a separate app) • Drag-and-drop bulk upload for PNG/SVG assets • Assign category (clothing, hair, accessories, backgrounds) and set layer order • Automatic image optimisation and file naming on upload • Live preview to check alignment against a base character before publishing • Reorder, rename, hide, and delete existing assets • Must be non-technical friendly — I’m an illustrator, not a developer Open to your recommendation on storage and asset management (Supabase, Cloudinary, or similar) given the existing stack. Project 2 — Ongoing maintenance retainer (hourly) • Copy and image updates, e.g. the Events page, portfolio galleries, service descriptions • Occasional new sections or page-level changes • Dependency updates, broken link fixes, performance and mobile responsiveness checks • Roughly 2–5 hours per month Requirements • Strong React + TypeScript, comfortable in an existing Vite codebase • Tailwind CSS • Git/GitHub workflow — clear commits, no direct edits to production • Image optimisation for web (compression, formats, asset management) • Attention to detail on visual alignment — this is an illustration product, so pixel accuracy on layered assets matters • Good written English, responsive during GST (UAE) hours Nice to have: Lovable-generated codebases, product configurator/customiser interfaces, basic SEO. To apply, please tell me: 1. Your experience with React/Vite, ideally product configurators or customisers 2. Your recommended approach for the admin panel and asset storage, with a rough fixed-price estimate 3. How you’d handle layer ordering and alignment for a new clothing asset 4. Your hourly rate and typical turnaround for small requests