Bootstrap Layout & Schema Fixes

I’m working on an existing site that was built with Bootstrap, but several areas still aren’t behaving the way they should. The navigation bar won’t stay aligned across breakpoints, my forms have inconsistent spacing and validation feedback, and the overall responsive layout breaks on smaller tablets. On top of that, the current schema implementation (structured data markup) throws validation errors in Google’s Rich Results test.

What I need now is a focused pass that cleans up all front-end layout problems while ironing out the schema so every page validates without warnings.

Deliverables
• Navigation bar refactored so its alignment, dropdown behavior, and collapse/expand actions stay solid from mobile through desktop.
• Forms and input fields updated for consistent Bootstrap styling, proper client-side validation classes, and accessible labels.
• Global responsive layout fixes: grid adjustments, utility classes, and media-query tweaks for smooth rendering on 320 px–1440 px screens.
• Schema markup reviewed and corrected (JSON-LD or microdata, whichever best fits), confirmed to pass the latest Google validator with zero critical issues.

Acceptance criteria
– PageSpeed and Lighthouse audits show no layout shift related to the navbar or forms.
– All schema tests return “Valid” without errors.
– Visual checks on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge at key breakpoints.

If you’re comfortable diving into existing Bootstrap code, spotting DOM inconsistencies quickly, and have a solid grasp of structured data standards, this should be a straightforward gig. I’ll share the repo and staging URL as soon as we start so you can push updates via Git.