My current ten-page site was originally built in Adobe Muse. All the exported files—HTML, scripts, images, and other assets—are neatly organised in a single folder and can be shared immediately. The goal is to rebuild the site in WordPress so I can manage content myself going forward while keeping the design and layout as close to the original as possible. Key points • Theme: replicate the existing look and feel; a custom-coded child theme or a flexible page-builder approach is fine as long as the front-end matches the Muse version pixel-for-pixel. • Pages: roughly ten, mirroring the current navigation structure. • Functionality: add a simple contact form and connect my social media profiles for sharing and follow buttons. • E-commerce: set up the framework for selling products online (WooCommerce preferred) with payment gateway, product templates, cart and checkout ready to populate. Deliverables 1. WordPress site installed on my hosting, live under the current domain. 2. Custom or child theme matching the original design. 3. Contact form and social media integrations fully tested. 4. WooCommerce configured and styled consistently with the rest of the site. 5. Clear hand-over notes so I can add or edit pages, products, and menus on my own.