Contact person: Business Client

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Location: New York, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a quick, targeted fix for the sidebar in my existing [login to view URL] / React project. The component is already in place but behaves inconsistently after the latest update, so I’m looking for someone who can jump into a live code-base, pinpoint what broke, and push a clean solution without rewrites.

You’ll clone the repo, reproduce the problem locally, trace the root cause—whether it’s state management, CSS-in-JS, or a routing nuance—and deliver a concise patch (pull request or diff) plus a brief note explaining what changed. React 18, [login to view URL] 13 (app router), and standard tooling (TypeScript, Tailwind, eslint) are in use, so familiarity with that stack is expected.

Acceptance criteria:
• Sidebar renders and toggles correctly on every route in production build.
• Layout matches existing design across common breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop).
• No new console warnings or lint errors introduced.

The fix should be lightweight and maintainable; I value clean, idiomatic code over quick hacks. Once merged and verified in the staging environment, the task is complete." (client-provided description)