Looking Html Developer

I am looking expert html developer can help me in my softrejection issues…mentioned below…
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IB if you can

The issue you have is that this is a grey area between soft and hard rejection. Either way there is a lot to address, much of which is fairly fundamental stuff.

No one can guarantee being able to help you get approved and to work on all those bits will mean teaching basic principals of design which would not be realistic for someone who wants to sell on a premium marketplace and would cost a huge amount of budget due to the time required