Responsive HTML/CSS code needed.
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a complete, well-layered Figma file that you can preview on Behance.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/248719355/ImageSignage
What I need now is clean, modular HTML and CSS (with a light touch of vanilla JavaScript if you feel it’s the best way) that translates the design into a fully responsive experience.
Key points you’ll be building:
• Pixel-perfect screens that adapt smoothly from desktop down to mobile.
• CSS animations that match the motion cues shown in the prototype—subtle fades, slides, and micro-interactions rather than heavy, page-blocking effects.
• Interactive elements throughout: forms that validate in-browser, buttons that trigger the specified actions, and polished hover states that reinforce the visual hierarchy.
The code should follow modern best practices—flexbox / grid where appropriate, semantic markup, BEM or similarly logical class naming, and comments that make hand-off easy for another developer. Please keep external libraries to an essential minimum so the bundle stays lean.
I’ll supply:
1. The Figma link with redlines and interaction notes.
2. Any brand assets (SVG, images, font files) you need.
Acceptance criteria will be straightforward: each screen renders exactly as designed at common breakpoints; all stated interactions work without console errors; and the CSS animation timing feels consistent with the Behance demo.
Let me know your estimated turnaround and any clarification you need, and we can get started right away.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/248719355/ImageSignage
What I need now is clean, modular HTML and CSS (with a light touch of vanilla JavaScript if you feel it’s the best way) that translates the design into a fully responsive experience.
Key points you’ll be building:
• Pixel-perfect screens that adapt smoothly from desktop down to mobile.
• CSS animations that match the motion cues shown in the prototype—subtle fades, slides, and micro-interactions rather than heavy, page-blocking effects.
• Interactive elements throughout: forms that validate in-browser, buttons that trigger the specified actions, and polished hover states that reinforce the visual hierarchy.
The code should follow modern best practices—flexbox / grid where appropriate, semantic markup, BEM or similarly logical class naming, and comments that make hand-off easy for another developer. Please keep external libraries to an essential minimum so the bundle stays lean.
I’ll supply:
1. The Figma link with redlines and interaction notes.
2. Any brand assets (SVG, images, font files) you need.
Acceptance criteria will be straightforward: each screen renders exactly as designed at common breakpoints; all stated interactions work without console errors; and the CSS animation timing feels consistent with the Behance demo.
Let me know your estimated turnaround and any clarification you need, and we can get started right away.
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