I’m building a new startup around a lightweight, web-based photo editor aimed squarely at casual users who just want to make quick touch-ups before sharing their pictures online. The core goal is to offer straightforward, truly basic editing in a clean, intuitive interface—nothing overwhelming or “pro-grade,” just the essentials done well. What I need from you • A full front-end and back-end implementation of the editor, accessible in any modern browser and equally friendly on desktop and mobile. • Smooth image import (drag-and-drop and file picker), real-time editing on the canvas, and one-click export/download. • A simple, onboarding-free workflow that helps a first-time visitor immediately understand how to make a quick adjustment and save their image. • Clear, well-commented code and a brief README so my small internal team can maintain and iterate after launch. Tech preferences are open: if you like React with a Canvas or WebGL library, vanilla JavaScript, or another lightweight stack, propose what will give us the best mix of speed, browser compatibility, and ease of future feature additions. Acceptance I’ll consider the project complete when I can deploy your code on a test server, load an image, perform the agreed-upon basic edits, and download the final file without errors on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox (desktop and mobile). If you have portfolio pieces or quick demos of similar online editors, please include them so I can see how you approach usability. I’m excited to get this simple, user-friendly tool live and start gathering feedback from our first visitors.