I have a finished design file ready to be turned into a handful of clean, responsive web pages. The layouts are straightforward—no complex web apps or heavy scripting—so the focus is on pixel-perfect HTML5 and CSS3 that match the design exactly. Here’s what I need: • Slice the provided design file and build responsive pages that look great on desktop, tablet, and mobile. • Keep the code semantic, well-commented, and easy to extend. • Ensure smooth rendering in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. • Optimize images, fonts, and any other assets for fast loading. • Include basic interactions such as hover states or simple transitions where the design calls for them. All text and images will come from the design, and I’ll supply any additional assets you need. A quick first draft of the main page within a few days would be ideal, followed by any tweaks and the remaining pages. If you have a strong eye for detail and experience turning design files into responsive HTML/CSS, I’d love to hear how you’d approach this and see a couple of examples from past projects.