Our current WordPress site needs a clean, neutral-toned facelift. I want the entire color palette switched to blacks, whites and subtle grays, applied consistently across every template, button, form element and hover state. Alongside the new palette, the layout deserves a tidy rethink: the header and footer have to feel lighter and more modern, and several page sections need rearranging so content flows intuitively from top to bottom. A typical workflow that fits me: clone the site to a staging environment, adjust CSS (or the theme customizer / child theme) to introduce the new colors, then rebuild the header-footer in Elementor, Gutenberg or straight PHP—whatever keeps load times lean. After that, reshuffle the hero, testimonials and call-to-action blocks on the home and service pages so each screen break tells a clear visual story. No plugin bloat, please; code efficiency matters as much as looks. The refresh is complete when: • Every page follows the neutral palette with no stray hues. • Header and footer pass mobile and desktop checks for spacing, typography hierarchy and link states. • Re-ordered sections match the agreed wireframe, and all internal links still work. • Core Web Vitals show no regressions post-update. Once staging meets those points, push to production and provide a concise hand-off note listing any custom CSS or template overrides.