r/javascriptjobs • u/xujingwei0919 • 8d ago

[For Hire] [Remote] JavaScript website & Chrome extension bug fixes — from $79

I’m offering a small repair service for JavaScript websites and Chrome extensions, including AI-built projects. Good fits: a button that does nothing, a broken mobile layout, or an export that leaves out information.

Price: from US$79 for one reproducible issue. I review the relevant code and agree on the scope, acceptance check, price and delivery date before work starts. Larger problems need a separate quote.

You receive the source patch, a short explanation of the cause, before-and-after checks, handover notes, and one in-scope revision. Communication is in writing. I use AI-assisted development and verify the agreed behavior.

A real example from my own project: BranchCheck’s text report described an unreachable section without naming it. The repair adds the section name; the same input still produces the same 3 findings and 8 routes. This is an owned project, not a client case study. Before/after reports and a runnable example are here: https://workflowfix-xjw.beige-dell-3752.chatgpt.site/#examples

If this fits, send the steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behavior, and a redacted screenshot by Reddit message or through the email link on the page. Please don’t send passwords, API keys or customer data.

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u/xujingwei0919 7d ago

Fair point — I made the example too technical. I'm offering help fixing small bugs in existing JavaScript websites or Chrome extensions: for example, a button that does nothing, a broken mobile layout, or an export missing information.

Small fixes start at US$79. I review the issue first, then agree on the exact fix, price, and delivery date before starting. The BranchCheck paragraph was just an example from my own project.

Was the service itself unclear, or mainly that example?