Pixel-Perfect HTML5 CSS3 Site Build
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I have a detailed PowerPoint design that I want reproduced, line-for-line, in pure hand-coded HTML5 and CSS3. No WordPress, Wix, Webflow or any other builder—just clean, readable markup styled with Flexbox and CSS Grid wherever they make sense.
Responsiveness & breakpoints
• The layout must feel flawless on mobile (my primary focus) and scale smoothly up through tablet into desktop.
• At 1920 × 1080 the pages should match the PPT grid and spacing exactly.
• Please keep padding, font sizes and image placement within 1–2 px of the source slides.
Interactivity
Only a basic set of forms is required (contact and newsletter). If a sprinkle of vanilla JavaScript is needed for accessibility or validation, keep it minimal and unobtrusive.
What I’ll hand over
• The original PPT file, exported assets, and a short style guide (fonts, colours, hex codes).
• Any copy or images that are still missing.
What I expect back
• A self-contained folder with index.html, organised CSS files, and any lightweight JS you added.
• Code comments where decisions differ from the PPT for responsive reasons.
• Tested output that works in modern Chrome, Safari, and Edge on mobile and desktop.
If you thrive on pixel-perfection and enjoy writing elegant, vanilla front-end code, this should be a straightforward build.
Responsiveness & breakpoints
• The layout must feel flawless on mobile (my primary focus) and scale smoothly up through tablet into desktop.
• At 1920 × 1080 the pages should match the PPT grid and spacing exactly.
• Please keep padding, font sizes and image placement within 1–2 px of the source slides.
Interactivity
Only a basic set of forms is required (contact and newsletter). If a sprinkle of vanilla JavaScript is needed for accessibility or validation, keep it minimal and unobtrusive.
What I’ll hand over
• The original PPT file, exported assets, and a short style guide (fonts, colours, hex codes).
• Any copy or images that are still missing.
What I expect back
• A self-contained folder with index.html, organised CSS files, and any lightweight JS you added.
• Code comments where decisions differ from the PPT for responsive reasons.
• Tested output that works in modern Chrome, Safari, and Edge on mobile and desktop.
If you thrive on pixel-perfection and enjoy writing elegant, vanilla front-end code, this should be a straightforward build.