I have a set of high-fidelity Figma screens that need to be converted into production-ready markup. The task is straightforward: translate each design into clean, semantic HTML5 and modern, mobile-first CSS that looks identical on desktop and mobile. Flexbox, Grid, and lightweight keyframe animations are encouraged where they improve structure or polish, but no JavaScript interactivity is required beyond a well-built navigation bar. Key points you should know before starting: • Source files: Figma only—everything is fully specced with measurements, colours, and font styles. • Target environments: current desktop and mobile browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, iOS Safari, and Android Chrome). • Components: a responsive navigation bar with active-state styling. I will check the build against the Figma frames at 1× and 2× zoom, resize the viewport from 320 px up to full-width, and run each page through a validator. If the code is clean, accessible, and visually spot-on, the milestone is complete. Please let me know your estimated turnaround for the first page and include a link to one recent project that demonstrates the same level of pixel perfection.