WordPress Elementor Visual Facelift Implementation

I already have a complete set of design files and style guidelines—colours, fonts, spacings. The current site runs on WordPress with Elementor, so I’m looking for someone who can drop straight into that environment and apply the new look without touching core functionality or rebuilding from scratch.

Scope of the facelift
The job is to transpose the supplied visual system across every public-facing template:

• Global styling

– Update typography scale, colour palette and spacing tokens in Elementor’s Site Settings.
– Make sure every widget, section and reusable block inherits those variables.

• Home & navigation

– Swap in the animated logo and hover states provided in the assets.
– Simplify the existing menu (same links, cleaner visual hierarchy, subtle hover motion).

• Search & masonry galleries

– Enable both global search and vendor-specific search.
– Display results and category archives in a responsive, randomised masonry grid; hover reveals the vendor name, clicking opens a single product page as per the mock-ups.

• Forms & static pages

– Align Sell, Charity and Donate forms to the new style, with pre-populated message text pulled from the assets.
– Restyle Cart, Checkout, About and Terms pages to stay visually consistent.

• Vendor & product templates

– Introduce full-width hero sections with the vendor’s banner image.
– Add a brief vendor intro block that pulls the bio field dynamically.
– Convert product galleries to the same masonry treatment used elsewhere.
– Verify flawless behaviour from mobile up to widescreen.

Acceptance criteria
1. Visual match to Figma/Sketch references at 1:1 pixel alignment on the three key breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop).
2. No Elementor theme rebuild; the facelift must sit on top of the existing structure.
3. Page Speed and Core Web Vitals remain equal or better than current scores.
4. All interactive elements (logo animation, hover reveals, gallery lightboxes) follow the timing and easing values in the motion spec.

I’ll provide the WordPress admin credentials, the raw asset folder and a staging environment so you can work safely before the final push to production.