javascript EcmaScript 6, modify custom scripts / CSS HTML

Hello, I need some help to modify and customize a scene in AWS Amazon Sumerian using javascript EcmaScript 6, or ES6. I have most of the scripts and work , I just need your help to modify the code and make sure it works. Summary: - This Is the scene I have with the AWS javascript and HTML files as a guide to use as a reference of help to be modified for my specific scene: I am using few of the elements in this scene as a guide reference. [login to view URL] - An example scripts I need modified, I have sent separately.. I need to finish the Sumerian Scene set up of content, etc, etc. Whats highlighted in yellow are what I need to change and need your help on. - Once, I finish the designs tomorrow, My scene will need to look something like this with the script modifications: [login to view URL] I am currently finishing my 3D scene designs and layout and need to finish several things on AWS front and backend. I just need to know if you are able to help me modify the Javascripts and HTML CSS. Sumerian scripts are written in the EcmaScript 2015 version of JavaScript (also known as EcmaScript 6, or ES6) and they run in the web browser used to view a scene. Sumerian scripts can interact with the HTML on the web page, as well as with the content of the Sumerian scene, which is displayed in a canvas HTML element on the web page. Any JavaScript reference that describes how to work with HTML in a browser applies to Sumerian scripts, but is useful only when interacting with HTML. [login to view URL]://sumerian-common/Guide/Quick%20Start export default function() { [login to view URL]('Hello World'); } export default function() { ... } — A Sumerian script is a JavaScript module. The JavaScript export statement makes content defined in a module available outside the module. Each Sumerian script has a single default export which is a JavaScript function or class. Functions are generally easier to work with, and are the focus of this guide. See Action Classes for more. Sumerian will call the script's exported function to start the execution of the script. [login to view URL]('Hello World') — “log” is a function on the browser provided “console” object. When the exported script function is called by Sumerian, that function calls the [login to view URL] function to output the 'Hello World' string to the console. I need help to finalize the Virtual Concierge Demo. Thanks in advanced! If you can help, i have a plenty of more projects.