I need a sharp pair of eyes on my existing HTML and CSS: the sole objective is to fix bugs that only appear in the desktop view. Mobile phones and tablets are fine, yet on larger screens certain elements shift, overlap, or refuse to stay within their grid. You’ll receive the full codebase, a short checklist of the misbehaving sections, and screenshots that highlight the responsive design problems. Your task is to track down the CSS rules (or missing ones), clean up the markup if it contributes to the issue, and return a stable, standards-compliant layout that looks identical across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. Deliverables • Corrected HTML and CSS files, with concise comments explaining each change • Before-and-after desktop screenshots • A brief fix report outlining what you addressed and why Speed matters, so let me know your earliest start time and how long you’ll need to get this across the finish line. Looking forward to seeing the desktop view finally behave.