SCSS webdesign redesign -- 2

General information for the website: Hundrets of new designs for comparison portal software Description of requirements/features: We are launching a generic software for comparison portal websites in summer 2015 and want each website to have a unique design. Your task will be to modify the CSS (or rather SCSS - sassy CSS) which will be provided to you by me and which is based on Twitter bootstrap. Changes to HTML are "not allowed". The design should be modern and adequate for different industry comparison websites. Due to the restriction (i.e. no changes in HTML, no images, existing CSS file that should remain mostly unchanged), your main work will be to do themes (e.g. see [login to view URL] for bootstrap themes. No Javascript or Flash coding required/wanted. Just webdesign. Images can be provided by me, but you don't need to use any images. In your application, please send your price per design and show me previous websites. Please tell me a price for 1 design, for 10 designs and for 100 designs. Budget: 7 EUR per webdesign depending on included functionality If you are interested, send me a fixed-price proposal for 7 EUR maximum to do a test work. If you work according to my specification and gets my approval, you may get a order of hundrets of designs. Work proposals with a budget above 7 EUR will be ignored. For questions, you can also contact me via domain-and-webspace in Skype. Also let me know abou other qualifications (e.g. PHP, XSLT), as have a lot of other web development work also, e.g. generic modules. Requirement for these is successful completion of this task. The low cost is to be provided by reuse. E.g. components like testimonial section and sliders can stay the same on different websites. You can use SCSS or SASS to extend layouts from your pre-defined "components" to build a CSS generator. The time spent per design should be around 30 minutes if you use automation. I can help you to automate the process of automating CSS generation. This task is intended for countries with lower wages.