I need a high-fidelity UX and UI prototype for an Handyman web app. The concept is already sketched out; what’s missing is a clickable design that feels undeniably creative and playful while still guiding shoppers smoothly from landing page to checkout. Your task is to translate the flow into polished, interactive screens—complete desktop views first, then responsive breakpoints so we can test the experience on tablets and mobiles. I’m imagining bold color accents, micro-interactions that delight, and an intuitive navigation pattern that keeps conversion front-of-mind. Please work in Figma (or a comparable cloud-based tool that supports real-time comments) so I can review and annotate as you go. When we wrap up I expect: • A shareable prototype link with hotspot interactions • Source files neatly organized by page and component • A short style guide covering typography, color palette, and reusable UI elements If you’ve built playful commerce interfaces before, I’d love to see them. Let me know your estimated timeline for the first interactive draft and how many feedback rounds you typically include.