For the next 45 days my real-time multiplayer card-game site will be running live and I need a reliable developer who can jump in quickly, squash bugs, and polish the experience without disrupting active players. Bugs currently reported range from gameplay logic hiccups to interface glitches and the occasional performance dip under load. Alongside the fixes, I’d like several small but high-impact changes rolled out: a couple of lightweight new features, some UI/UX refinements, and periodic content tweaks that keep the lobby fresh. Nothing massive. iPad users account for a healthy slice of my audience, so part of the brief is to tighten up responsive layouts and squeeze extra performance on iOS Safari—especially during swipe and drag card actions. No touchscreen gesture overhaul is needed; just make what’s there feel crisp and stable. Because the platform is live, I value clean commits, clear commit messages, and a habit of pushing to staging for review before any production merge. Hotfixes may be required on short notice if a critical gameplay bug shows up. Deliverables • Continuous gameplay, interface, and performance bug fixes pushed to production over 45 days • Incremental rollout of agreed small features, UI/UX improvements, and content updates • Verified responsive behaviour and performance optimisation on iPad screens (portrait & landscape)