Single-Page HTML Site Build
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I need a clean, fast-loading single page written in HTML5, CSS3, and a touch of JavaScript for any light interactivity (smooth scroll, back-to-top, basic form validation). The page should be fully responsive, look consistent across modern browsers, and be easy for me to update later without diving into a framework.
single-page application and need it reproduced as a self-contained set of HTML, CSS and JavaScript files that run locally with no build process. The emphasis is on recreating its motion: the introductory page-load animation and the scroll-triggered effects must feel the same as on the live site.
Navigation can be handled with simple anchor links; there are no interactive forms to rebuild. I’m aiming for a faithful visual match, yet minor layout tweaks are perfectly fine if they simplify the code or improve responsiveness.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-commented HTML, CSS and JS files
• Replicated page-load and scroll animations
• All assets (images, fonts, icons) referenced with correct relative paths
• A short read-me explaining file structure and how to view the site offline
I will review by opening the index.html in a browser: if the pages render correctly, animations run smoothly across Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and no external calls are made, the job is done.
single-page application and need it reproduced as a self-contained set of HTML, CSS and JavaScript files that run locally with no build process. The emphasis is on recreating its motion: the introductory page-load animation and the scroll-triggered effects must feel the same as on the live site.
Navigation can be handled with simple anchor links; there are no interactive forms to rebuild. I’m aiming for a faithful visual match, yet minor layout tweaks are perfectly fine if they simplify the code or improve responsiveness.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-commented HTML, CSS and JS files
• Replicated page-load and scroll animations
• All assets (images, fonts, icons) referenced with correct relative paths
• A short read-me explaining file structure and how to view the site offline
I will review by opening the index.html in a browser: if the pages render correctly, animations run smoothly across Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and no external calls are made, the job is done.