I have an Excel workbook that contains eight separate sheets, each carefully designed to fit American letter paper (8.5" × 11"). I now need those same eight sheets rebuilt as standalone HTML pages. The priority is a pixel-perfect match: margins, column widths, fonts, borders—everything must look exactly like the Excel originals when viewed in a browser and, more importantly, when printed. Here is the scope: • Eight individual HTML files, one per sheet. • Each file must include form fields so users can type directly into every cell that currently accepts data in the Excel version. • No formulas, drop-downs, or conditional formatting are required; I am only after faithful page layout and clean data entry. • Pages should not be stitched into a single scroll or linked by on-screen navigation. I simply want eight discrete pages I can open and print one at a time. • Printing has to respect U.S. letter dimensions without forcing the user to tinker with browser settings—headers, footers, and scaling should be set in the CSS so they come out right the first time. Deliverable acceptance criteria: 1. Open each HTML file in Chrome and Firefox, type sample data, and print; what lands on paper must match the source Excel sheet line-for-line. 2. All text remains editable in the browser; no content is flattened into images. 3. Clean, well-commented HTML5 and CSS3; no inline styles except where unavoidable for print accuracy. 4. External assets, if any, bundled so the pages run offline. Once I award the project, I will provide the Excel file and screenshots for visual reference. Let me know if you need clarification on any layout detail—I am happy to supply measurements or extra captures to ensure the finished HTML stays true to the original design.