Frontend developer for UI/UX Integration of a Music app

Description: We are looking for a Front-End Web Developer for an ongoing project. We’ve built a sketchbook for Musicians which works as a visual composer for music making software such as Ableton. The app essentially has basic tools of Adobe illustrator like drawing pen and line/circle/square shapes. The shapes can be patched to a sound chosen by the user. The project is built with Javascript(ES6+), CSS-Preprocessor/SASS, Automation/Gulp, Node.js, and JS libraries [login to view URL] and [login to view URL](for interaction). No additional frameworks are in use to make the the front-end, and the backend is on Firebase. You can quickly give it a try here: [login to view URL] Skill set required: HTML/CSS, Javascript(ES6+), CSS Preprocessor/SASS, Automation/Gulp, Node.js, Version Control/Git, AJAX, Firebase rules, Responsive design, Testing/Debugging. Required software and general proficiency: 1. Recent Javascript knowledge and Experience is very important in this case, along with some experience in popular javascript libraries for interactions such as [login to view URL], [login to view URL], to make a client side app. 2. Knowledge and Experience in building full scale webapps. 3. Sensibilities towards Form and Design is a plus+ but, experience with tools such as illustrator is a must to implement the features and interactions in a right way. 4. The candidate needs to have knowledge in music. The candidate should have the know how of algorithmic sound as well. Project Scope & Deliverables: While many of the core functionalities have been implemented. we still need additional support to help us polish our application and meet our deadline in around 2 months. We will need the following deliverables: #1: The UI/UX Wireframes are ready and, the wireframes need to be implemented. UI Layout has drag-drop interfaces and dynamic layouts. #2: Improve PaperJS Interactions by adding missing features. #3: Complete Saving/Loading Feature. #4: Add a new Composition timeline. #5: Package into library and complete with documentation.