I’ve already coded an online PC-shop but the storefront still feels rough around the edges. The goal is simple: sell products as smoothly as possible, and for that I need a polished, conversion-focused frontend. Here’s where I’m at • All core pages—home, catalogue, product detail, cart and checkout—exist and load correctly. • The site is functional, yet the look and flow are far from the modern und minimalistisch style I have in mind. • My immediate priority is the visual layer; the backend and data connections are in place, so you will work ausschließlich am Frontend. What I’d like you to tackle 1. Refine the overall UI so it feels clean, airy and unmistakably contemporary. 2. Re-layout the product grid and detail pages to draw attention to key specs and pricing. 3. Smooth out the cart and single-page checkout, eliminating any friction that could cost a sale. 4. Make sure everything is fully responsive and renders flawlessly on mobiles, tablets and desktops. Deliverables - Updated HTML/CSS/JS (or your preferred framework compiled to plain assets) ready to drop into my existing codebase - Commented source that I can maintain after hand-over - Quick walkthrough video or call showing what changed and where Acceptance criteria ✓ Consistent “modern & minimal” look across all pages ✓ No layout breaks in Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari, from 360 px wide upward ✓ Lighthouse mobile score of 90+ without sacrificing visual quality If you’ve turned clunky shop fronts into slick, sales-driven experiences before, I’d love to see an example and start as soon as you’re ready.