Convert CMS to HTML5
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I need my current website, www.pwsolicitors.com.au, moved off its CMS and rebuilt as a clean, fully-responsive HTML5 site that can be uploaded straight to an Australian hosting provider. The existing look, layout, colours and imagery must remain exactly as they are today; this project is strictly a like-for-like front-end rebuild with no design alterations.
The site is almost entirely static, so there are no complex interactive elements to re-engineer—just make sure any minor scripts (for example, the navigation toggle and basic form validation) still work once everything is running on pure HTML, CSS3 and vanilla JavaScript. Every current page needs to be included, not just the homepage, so please crawl or export the full structure before starting.
Deliverables
• Complete set of hand-coded HTML5 files, organised in the same page hierarchy as the live site
• External, minified CSS and any lightweight JS, separated clearly for ease of maintenance
• All images and assets optimised and referenced with relative paths
• A zipped package ready to upload to cPanel (or similar) on a local Australian server
• Brief hand-off note outlining the folder structure and any steps required to deploy
Acceptance criteria
The uploaded package should display identically to the current CMS version on modern browsers, pass W3C HTML5 validation with no critical errors, and load quickly over standard Australian residential connections.
This is a straightforward but detail-oriented task—accuracy is more important than speed.
The site is almost entirely static, so there are no complex interactive elements to re-engineer—just make sure any minor scripts (for example, the navigation toggle and basic form validation) still work once everything is running on pure HTML, CSS3 and vanilla JavaScript. Every current page needs to be included, not just the homepage, so please crawl or export the full structure before starting.
Deliverables
• Complete set of hand-coded HTML5 files, organised in the same page hierarchy as the live site
• External, minified CSS and any lightweight JS, separated clearly for ease of maintenance
• All images and assets optimised and referenced with relative paths
• A zipped package ready to upload to cPanel (or similar) on a local Australian server
• Brief hand-off note outlining the folder structure and any steps required to deploy
Acceptance criteria
The uploaded package should display identically to the current CMS version on modern browsers, pass W3C HTML5 validation with no critical errors, and load quickly over standard Australian residential connections.
This is a straightforward but detail-oriented task—accuracy is more important than speed.