Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m commissioning a 2-D graphics editor written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. The finished WASM package will load in any modern browser, talk to our backend through the APIs I’ll provide, and feel every bit as smooth and friendly as [login to view URL], [login to view URL], and boxy-svg.com.

Core scope
• Drawing and manipulation tools must be responsive inside the WASM sandbox.
• A built-in vectorization engine should convert raster input to vectors directly in WebAssembly, without server round-trips.
• Seamless storage integration with both Dropbox and Google Drive is required; these services should appear as native panes or buttons within the UI.
• External API hooks need to be exposed so we can bolt on new features later.

Feature parity roadmap
Phase 1 focuses on an MVP that covers layers (inspired by [login to view URL]), a solid vector toolset (boxy-svg reference), and a minimal yet elegant interface ([login to view URL] style). Additional bells and whistles from those editors can roll out in later milestones, but the architecture must stay extensible.

Deliverables
1. Compiled .wasm bundle and all Rust source.
2. HTML/JS loader stub wired to our test API.
3. UX matching the clean reference designs, responsive on desktop and tablet.
4. Vectorization algorithm implemented entirely client-side.
5. Dropbox & Google Drive extensions fully authenticated and operational.
6. Developer docs (build, install, extend) and a concise end-user manual.

I’ll supply brand assets, API keys, and endpoint specs as soon as we start. Code should be clean, well-commented, and structured for future contributors. If you’re fluent in Rust, wasm-bindgen, and modern web graphics, let’s talk timeframes and phases so we can bring this editor to life." (client-provided description)