JQuery Jobs

I’m building a small personal site and need a lightweight JavaScript solution that can watch what a visitor does and, when certain conditions are met, redirect them to a particular page on the same domain. I already have the basic HTML in place; your task is to add the front-end logic and slot it neatly into my existing markup. The redirection must be: • Conditional – triggered by specific user actions I’ll outline (e.g., clicking a button, finishing a quiz, or reaching a time threshold). • Internal – always pointing to a named page within my site, never off-site. • Smooth – no screen flash or noticeable delay. Deliverables 1. A commented .js file (vanilla JavaScript is preferred, though a clean jQuery snippet is acceptable) that: &bull...

I’m purchasing the Alico Home-7 template ( ) and need one very specific adjustment before I go live. On desktop the “Compare quotes and get life insurance” section features a smooth, draggable slider, but on smartphones that same slider freezes after the first step. I simply want the mobile version to behave exactly as it does on desktop—no visual redesigns, no extra bells and whistles, just identical interaction. You’ll be working only on that slider element, keeping the rest of the template untouched. Please target all common smartphone breakpoints; tablet tweaks are not required. The solution can be vanilla JS/CSS or whatever library the theme already uses, as long as it remains lightweight and future-proof. Deliverable • Updated code (or clear over...

I’m purchasing the Alico Home-7 template ( ) and need one very specific adjustment before I go live. On desktop the “Compare quotes and get life insurance” section features a smooth, draggable slider, but on smartphones that same slider freezes after the first step. I simply want the mobile version to behave exactly as it does on desktop—no visual redesigns, no extra bells and whistles, just identical interaction. You’ll be working only on that slider element, keeping the rest of the template untouched. Please target all common smartphone breakpoints; tablet tweaks are not required. The solution can be vanilla JS/CSS or whatever library the theme already uses, as long as it remains lightweight and future-proof. Deliverable • Updated code (or clear over...