I have a 40-page agreement that already exists in HTML, but the current file is one very long page and the styling drifts far from the original Word version. I will share that Word document as the single source of truth. Your task is to rebuild the markup so that: • Font families, sizes, paragraph spacing, line spacing, margins and indentation mirror the Word file exactly. • The document is split into seven logical web pages, each retaining the identical heading and sub-heading hierarchy found in Word. • Consistent headers and footers appear on every page and any small images or graphics embedded in the Word version are placed in the same positions. • When the finished HTML is exported to PDF (I usually run it through wkhtmltopdf, but any standards-compliant method is fine) the result must be visually indistinguishable from the Word original. Deliverables 1. Seven clean, responsive HTML5 pages with a single shared CSS file. 2. All linked images/graphics optimised for web. 3. A compiled PDF showing the finished layout. 4. Brief notes on any libraries or tools used so I can reproduce the PDF on my side. Acceptance criteria: side-by-side comparison with the Word file shows no shifts in fonts, spacing or margins; all pages break exactly where indicated; headers, footers and images render correctly on both web and PDF. If you have experience in precision layout work—especially legal or contractual documents—this should feel straightforward. Let me know your timeline and any questions you have. the existing webpage is created in .net aspx link - https://cvlos.suryodaybank.co.in/CVLoanAgreement.aspx?id=9020&subloanid=232