Tailwind-Free Modern Homepage Conversion
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I will share my existing homepage that’s currently pieced together with Tailwind classes. What I need is a clean rebuild: plain HTML, handcrafted CSS, and vanilla JavaScript—no frameworks, utilities, or external libraries. The finished page must match the present look and interactions so users never notice the technology swap, yet the underlying code should be lighter, easier to read, and ready for SEO.
Code organisation matters to me. Please keep the structure classic and tidy: one .html file, one .css file, and one .js file sitting side-by-side. Within the markup, use proper semantic headings so search engines can understand the content hierarchy. I’m aiming for modern aesthetics, but I don’t want any bloat; concise, well-commented selectors and only the JavaScript that’s strictly necessary to replicate current behaviour.
Deliverables
• index.html rewritten without Tailwind or any CSS framework
• style.css containing only the rules needed for this page
• script.js carrying over existing interaction logic in plain JS
• All assets referenced with relative paths and clean, readable class names
I will consider the job complete once the rebuilt page mirrors the original visually and functionally, validates with no major HTML/CSS errors, loads quickly in Lighthouse, and shows a logical heading structure when inspected.
Code organisation matters to me. Please keep the structure classic and tidy: one .html file, one .css file, and one .js file sitting side-by-side. Within the markup, use proper semantic headings so search engines can understand the content hierarchy. I’m aiming for modern aesthetics, but I don’t want any bloat; concise, well-commented selectors and only the JavaScript that’s strictly necessary to replicate current behaviour.
Deliverables
• index.html rewritten without Tailwind or any CSS framework
• style.css containing only the rules needed for this page
• script.js carrying over existing interaction logic in plain JS
• All assets referenced with relative paths and clean, readable class names
I will consider the job complete once the rebuilt page mirrors the original visually and functionally, validates with no major HTML/CSS errors, loads quickly in Lighthouse, and shows a logical heading structure when inspected.