I already have a complete Figma file for a product- and service-promotion site, and now I need it turned into a fully functioning Next.js website powered by Strapi. My priority is a pixel-perfect build that keeps every detail of the design intact while remaining blazingly fast and search-engine friendly. Scope • Convert all Figma screens—including the hero section and every micro-interaction—into clean, maintainable React components in the latest stable Next.js. • Wire the site to Strapi so I can manage landing-page copy, blog posts, and all future content without touching code. • Build an elegant contact form that submits through Strapi (or a lightweight alternative you recommend) and triggers email notifications. • Ensure excellent on-page SEO: semantic HTML, proper use of <head> tags, Open Graph data, sitemap generation, and lightning-quick Core Web Vitals. • Make it fully responsive from mobile to desktop and accessible to WCAG-AA standards. Tech specifics Next.js, React, Strapi, TypeScript (preferred but optional), Tailwind or styled-components—use whichever stack you’re most comfortable with as long as it meets the design and performance goals. Acceptance criteria 1. All Figma layouts reproduced with <2 px variance. 2. Content editable via Strapi collections for pages, blog, and CTA blocks. 3. Lighthouse score 90+ for Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO. 4. Contact form tested end-to-end in production build. 5. Clean Git history with meaningful commits and a README explaining local setup and deployment. I’m looking for a solo developer, not an agency. If you have solid examples of Next.js + Strapi projects—especially blog-enabled landing pages—let’s talk.