Experienced Squarespace builder for one-day event page build with Eventbrite Register button

Squarespace event page build (urgent) + placement of two supplied legal pages

We are a Chicago nonprofit with an event on August 6, and we need a registration page live on our existing Squarespace site quickly. This is a small, well-defined project — not a redesign. All content, brand assets, and the registration link are ready to hand over at the start.

Primary deliverable — August 6 event page (needed within 24–48 hours):

One event page on our current Squarespace 7.1 site, matching the look and feel of our existing event pages (we will point you to a reference page)

Event title, date and time, short description, and venue with address

A prominent "Register" button linking to our live Eventbrite event (we provide the URL — no Eventbrite configuration needed)

Partner and supporter logos placed per supplied graphics

Fully mobile-responsive and consistent with our brand guide (Montserrat typeface; defined color palette)

Clean, unique page title and a populated meta description

Added to site navigation and published live

Secondary deliverable — two legal pages (after the event page is live):

Create a Privacy Policy page and a Terms of Use page from final text we supply (no drafting needed)

Wire the cross-links between the two documents (three total; we will mark exactly where)

Add footer links to both pages

We provide at kickoff: Squarespace editor access scoped to these pages, brand guide and logo package, finished event graphics, final page copy, the live Eventbrite URL, and the finalized legal text.

To help us choose quickly, please answer:

Share one or two Squarespace event or landing pages you have built.

Can you deliver a published, live event page within 24–48 hours of receiving access and content?

Are you comfortable working inside an existing Squarespace 7.1 site and matching an existing page style rather than designing from scratch?

Fixed price, U.S.-based. The event page is the priority; the legal pages should not delay it.

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