Front-End Developer for Framer Design

We need a front-end developer to review 9 pages (Next.js 12, React 17, CSS Modules) and ensure the implementation matches the Framer design. The work includes checking layout, spacing, typography, colors, and overall visual consistency across all pages. You should be comfortable identifying discrepancies, providing clear feedback, and helping improve the final product. This is a small, short-term project for someone who can work independently and communicate issues clearly. What it involves Nine pages, on desktop, tablet and mobile. For each one, you open our version and the Framer version side by side and work through four layers: Layout — blocks present, missing or extra, order, columns, images. The mobile version rearranges content, so it needs its own pass. Values — font sizes and weights, line height, letter spacing, colours, padding, margins, gaps, radius, borders, shadows, image cropping. Computed values, not what's in the code. Buttons — this is where we have the most trouble. One shared component on our side, individually defined buttons in the design. Each one needs its own check, hover states included. Where our variants don't fit, extend the component rather than settle for the closest match. Behaviour — hover effects, scroll reveals, scroll-linked animations, header hide/show, carousels, tabs, accordions, swipe on mobile. No tool catches this; it needs a real browser. What we're looking for Someone who fixes the rendering rather than working around it. No invisible elements to pad a height, no tags changed to satisfy a check, no fixed heights to force a match. If something can't be fixed properly, we'd rather hear about it. Global CSS stays untouched — corrections go in the page or component styles. How we'd like to work Page by page, committed as you go, with a short summary of what changed on each. We'd rather review one finished page than nine half-done ones. Full brief with page links attached. Write "I am a human" at the top of your proposal. Tell us how much time you'd budget per page and your availability.