I have several user-manual drafts sitting in Word that need to be transformed into clean, standards-compliant HTML5. The text is finished; what I’m after is the structure and polish that will let me drop the files straight onto a web server and know they just work. Here’s what I need you to do: • Re-create each manual in pure HTML5 with a clear, logical heading hierarchy (H1-H6) and semantic markup throughout. • Apply a modern visual style through a single, well-commented CSS file so every page looks consistent. • Build a collapsible Table of Contents that appears on every page, making section jumps effortless for readers. • Insert a lightweight code-syntax highlighter (Highlight.js, Prism—or whichever you prefer) so all existing code blocks are easy to read. • Organise the output into tidy folders (HTML, CSS, any JS and assets) ready for immediate upload. • Run the pages through the W3C validator and test every TOC link so nothing breaks. I’ll provide the Word documents and separate code snippet files; you return a zipped package containing: – The fully formatted HTML files – One CSS file with clearly named classes – Any JS/CSS assets required for the collapsible TOC and syntax highlighting – A quick read-me noting libraries used and confirmation of validation/TOC checks That’s it—clean, modern manuals that are easy to navigate and ready to publish.