WordPress CSS & Landing Pages
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I run a WordPress 6.9 site built on the Pubzine theme and I need an experienced front-end developer to step in right away.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Apply clean CSS overrides that solve the current layout problems, text-formatting hiccups, and color or styling inconsistencies appearing across template pages.
• Design and build two brand-new landing pages using Slider Revolution (licence already active). I’ll supply all copy and images; you handle the visual layout, responsive grids, and animation timing so everything feels on-brand.
• Tighten overall responsiveness. In particular, pinch-to-zoom must work naturally on every modern phone and tablet. If that means tweaking Pubzine’s theme files, go ahead—just keep the changes update-safe via a child theme or custom CSS.
• Make the main navigation bar behave like it does on desktop: sticky on scroll for mobile, plus a subtle backdrop blur while the user moves down the page.
I need this completed ASAP, so only reach out if you’re confident you can start immediately and deliver quickly. When you’re done, the site should pass common mobile-friendly tests, load smoothly, and look consistent on all major browsers.
If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get moving!
P.S. the site is for a restaurant/sports bar so if you have any religious or ethical issue with alcohol or anything that could be involved normally in this business, do NOT bid
- Only actual developers welcome
- No core files should be touched, need to work on child theme
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Apply clean CSS overrides that solve the current layout problems, text-formatting hiccups, and color or styling inconsistencies appearing across template pages.
• Design and build two brand-new landing pages using Slider Revolution (licence already active). I’ll supply all copy and images; you handle the visual layout, responsive grids, and animation timing so everything feels on-brand.
• Tighten overall responsiveness. In particular, pinch-to-zoom must work naturally on every modern phone and tablet. If that means tweaking Pubzine’s theme files, go ahead—just keep the changes update-safe via a child theme or custom CSS.
• Make the main navigation bar behave like it does on desktop: sticky on scroll for mobile, plus a subtle backdrop blur while the user moves down the page.
I need this completed ASAP, so only reach out if you’re confident you can start immediately and deliver quickly. When you’re done, the site should pass common mobile-friendly tests, load smoothly, and look consistent on all major browsers.
If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get moving!
P.S. the site is for a restaurant/sports bar so if you have any religious or ethical issue with alcohol or anything that could be involved normally in this business, do NOT bid
- Only actual developers welcome
- No core files should be touched, need to work on child theme