I’m building a modern weather application in React with strict TypeScript typing and need help finishing the frontend. The goal is a responsive single-page experience that surfaces: • Current weather, an hourly breakdown, and a 7-day forecast • Interactive maps, clean weather icons, and concise graphical charts for temperature, wind, and precipitation • Automatic location detection so users instantly see local conditions (manual search fallback included) What I already have: base project scaffolding, API keys, and design guidelines. What I’m looking for next: 1. A functional prototype that consumes OpenWeather (or a comparable API) and renders the data sets above. 2. Reusable components written in TypeScript with strict interfaces to keep the codebase scalable and maintainable. 3. Lightweight state management (Context, Redux Toolkit, or Zustand—whichever fits best) plus clear folder structure and unit tests. 4. Polished styling with responsive breakpoints; feel free to use Tailwind, MUI, or styled-components as long as the final UI stays sleek and accessible. 5. A short README explaining setup and any environment variables. If you’ve shipped React apps that feel fast and look great on both mobile and desktop, I’d love to see your work and timeline.