React/Next.js + Tailwind (Shadcn/UI) Developers Needed for Code Generation

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We list roles that power AI from the human side — work ranges from annotation to model evaluation and code-focused tasks like this one. If you’re new to the space, OpenTrain helps you discover flexible, remote projects that match your skills.

• Free to join and apply through the OpenTrain platform.
• This listing is for a contract role focused on UI code generation and implementation.

AI Training Work — What This Means

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback work) is how humans prepare and validate examples that modern models learn from. For code and UI-focused projects, contributors create or evaluate code, components, and interfaces that teach models to generate correct, accessible, and well-structured UI code.

This role sits at the intersection of software development and AI-training: you’ll implement interfaces that meet detailed prompts and structural requirements so the client can evaluate and accept task deliverables.

• Work contributes directly to how AI systems learn to generate UI code and structure.
• Typical benefits include remote, flexible hours and projects that often require no prior AI-specific experience.

The Role

We’re hiring React/Next.js developers with strong Tailwind CSS and Shadcn/UI experience to complete a set of UI code tasks under a tight deadline. Tasks include single-page UIs, multi-component applications, and dashboard-style apps built to specific instructions.

This is a contract, part-time role (less than 20 hours/week) that pays hourly only for tasks the client approves. You must be ready to start immediately and complete all assigned tasks by Wednesday, March 26.

• Technologies required: React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Shadcn/UI.
• Employment type: Contractor, Part-time, remote, worldwide.

What You’ll Do

Follow detailed written instructions to implement UI code that meets requirements for code structure, responsiveness, accessibility, and visual quality. Work examples include single-page apps, multi-component interfaces, and dashboard layouts.

Tasks may require creating mock API data, integrating components such as forms and charts, and ensuring the UI meets stated complexity and quality levels. You will submit code for client approval; only approved tasks are paid.

• Implement responsive, accessible UIs using Next.js, Tailwind, and Shadcn/UI.
• Create mock API endpoints or fixtures when requested and integrate interactive components (forms, charts, tables).
• Adhere to provided code structure, naming conventions, and styling guidelines.

Requirements

You must have demonstrable, project-based experience using both Next.js and Shadcn/UI together. If you cannot show actual projects combining Next.js and Shadcn/UI, you are not qualified for this role.

This is entry-level friendly in title, but applicants must still provide links or references to real work and describe their contributions. You must be able to start immediately and complete assigned tasks by Wednesday, March 26.

• Must have hands-on experience with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Shadcn/UI in real projects.
• Available to start immediately and able to meet the hard deadline of Wednesday, March 26.
• Less than 20 hours per week expected; contract/part-time engagement.

Interview & Screening — What We’ll Ask

We use a focused screening process to verify qualifications. You will be asked to answer detailed questions and provide examples; short yes/no replies are not acceptable. Below is the structure and the specific prompts you should prepare to answer.

If you fail to provide demonstrable project examples using both Next.js and Shadcn/UI, you will be informed you do not meet the role’s requirements.

• 1. Technical Proficiency — Describe your experience with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Shadcn/UI. Provide concrete examples of features you implemented, libraries or patterns you relied on, and challenges you solved. If answers are brief, we will request more detail.
• 2. Project Examples — Supply links to repositories or live projects where you used Next.js and Shadcn/UI together. For each example, explain your specific contributions, responsibilities, and any parts you authored or led. Lack of relevant examples means you do not qualify.
• 3. Availability & Deadlines — Confirm you can start immediately and complete assigned tasks by Wednesday, March 26. Explain how you manage tight timelines and describe your process for delivering tested, review-ready code under time pressure.
• 4. Wrap-Up — We will summarize your responses against three criteria: demonstrated experience with Next.js/Tailwind/Shadcn/UI, real project examples with clear contributions, and availability to meet the deadline. After the summary we will tell you if you meet the requirements and thank you for your

How It Works — Pay, Approval, and Timeline

This role is paid per hour at the listed hourly rate, but payment is made only for tasks the client approves. Approved tasks are compensated using fixed hours per difficulty level: Easy tasks = 2 hours, Medium = 3 hours, Hard = 6 hours. The hourly rate for approved work is USD 17 per hour.

You will receive detailed task prompts and must submit completed code for client review. Only approved submissions will be paid. As a contractor you manage your own time; expected commitment is under 20 hours per week, worldwide and remote.

• Payment type: PAY_PER_HOUR at $17 USD/hour for client-approved work.
• Approved-task compensation: Easy = 2 hours, Medium = 3 hours, Hard = 6 hours (paid at $17/hr).
• All tasks must be completed by Wednesday, March 26; start immediately if selected.