Figma Designer: Section-by-Section Polish of SaaS Landing Page (HTML Prototype Provided)

OVERVIEW I'm the founder of Bridge — a workflow operating system for high-volume portrait photographers. We're pre-launch (free January 2027, paid plans April 2027). We have a fully working HTML prototype of our landing page with structure, copy, and brand system locked. I need a senior Figma designer to translate it into a production-quality design, section by section. WHAT YOU'RE WORKING FROM A single self-contained HTML file rendering the full landing page. It includes the brand system (typography, color, spacing), every line of copy, and all section structure. Your job is to translate is to redesign it using figma. I'll share the HTML file once we've connected. SCOPE — 10 SECTIONS 1. Navigation 2. Hero — with product visual and small founder credit 3. Workflow Today — the "14 touches" list (left number + right side rail) 4. Reframe panel — single-line dark interstitial 5. Capabilities — 4-card grid 6. How It Works — 3 steps + the 14→2 math callout 7. Relief moment — single quote panel with breathing room 8. Founder block — photo + paragraphs + 3-stat strip 9. Founding 50 — dark card with economics strip and email capture 10. FAQ + Footer Each section is a separate Figma frame. Desktop AND mobile. Expect 2–3 rounds of feedback per section before moving to the next. YOU'RE A FIT IF - 5+ years designing SaaS marketing sites in Figma - Portfolio shows landing pages with strong typographic hierarchy and editorial pacing (not template work) - Comfortable working from an existing prototype rather than a blank brief - Can ship one section at a time and iterate quickly DELIVERABLES - Figma file organized by section, desktop + mobile frames - Design tokens and styles set up cleanly so they're reusable - Any new icons or supporting illustrations the page needs TIMELINE Two to three weeks of part-time work. Finishing well before our September demo. TO APPLY Send three landing pages from your portfolio (links, not screenshots). In one sentence, tell me which section of the brief feels strongest to you and why. Skip the cover-letter template — I read every application.