Reformat HTML for around 35 page elements

We are updating our website with a new design and require a number of areas (around 35) of custom HTML to be reformatted for use the new design. Examples of the old code and new code are shown in the detailed description. The winning bidder will be expected to have basic HTML/CSS knowledge to extract the heading, link, text etc. from the old design and put this into the relevant HTML from the new design so pages will render correctly. Some pages have images - a single image will be provided as a placeholder as part of this project. The winning bidder will provide the 35 html elements in a single file separated by HTML comments containing the URL of the page to be updated. There may also be a number of other projects related to similar/additional functionality available to the winning bidder. Further details will be provided to the winning bidder. Any further questions please let me know. **Additional edit:** To further clarify some queries from bidders, I will provide a list of 35 URLs on my site with pages containing the old HTML e.g. [login to view URL] These pages contain a content element in the right column made up of a number of headings, descriptive texts, and find out more links etc. I wish the HTML which makes up these elements to be altered so it will use alternative CSS classes and be displayed differently e.g. [login to view URL] This will involve the following: 1. The worker will visit a link from the list 2. The worker will copy the titles, links and descriptions into the template provided ([login to view URL]) so they display correctly like the example provided ([login to view URL]) 3. Once the elements are displaying correctly the worker will copy the sections div into the completed file ([login to view URL]) 4. The worker will continue the process with the rest of the links appending each one to the completed file along with a comment containing the page location. I will expect the worker to complete one or two of the pages for my approval before continuing with the rest. ## Deliverables I have removed this information as it is now described via links in the project description