Astro Sites Visual Designer and Making my sites look a little less generic

I am migrating a network of about 400 Australian websites from WordPress to Astro and need an eye for layout and structure that AI simply can’t give me. The content, images, and rough Astro pages are already in place—like this current work-in-progress: https://www.zoorepairs.com.au/computer-services/data-ethernet-installation/ —but they lack the polish: branded badges, compelling section breaks, balanced white space, and a visual rhythm that guides the reader. Your task is to take the raw Astro page (usually .astro or Markdown files plus a Tailwind config) and return a refreshed version that looks professional, modern, and consistent with each site’s niche branding. Code must remain in Astro; feel free to use Tailwind, CSS Modules, or vanilla CSS so long as the final page drops straight back into the repo with no breaking changes. Because layout and structure are my priority, I’ll review applications mainly on past work—please link to live Astro builds or repos where your design decisions are clear. Turnaround is ASAP; once we click, there will be a steady queue of pages to tidy up every week. Acceptance criteria for each page: • Visually cohesive header-to-footer flow with clear hierarchy • Re-usable components for badges, callouts, and service highlights • Mobile-first responsiveness tested on common breakpoints • No regression in Core Web Vitals or Lighthouse scores Ship me back the updated .astro file (and any supporting assets/styles) and I’ll handle deployment. If this sounds like your sweet spot, share your best Astro layouts and let’s get started right away.