Squarespace Website Build with AppFolio API Integration for Apartment Community

We need an experienced Squarespace developer to build a leasing website for a 62-unit apartment community in Medford, Oregon. All branding, design, copy, images, and basic HTML are already completed - you'll be implementing our existing assets into Squarespace and integrating a read-only API connection to our property management system. What's Already Done: Complete branding and design specifications All website copy written and approved Professional photography and images ready Basic HTML structure drafted What We Need You To Do: Build the website in Squarespace following our provided design Implement custom code blocks where needed for our specific layout Integrate AppFolio's read-only API to dynamically fetch and display: Available units Current rental prices Unit specifications (bed/bath, square footage) Availability status Floorplan images from an AppFolio database or Stack Marketplace partner App Building Floorplan image showing unit location from an AppFolio database of Stack Marketplace partner App Ensure the unit data updates automatically from AppFolio Make the site mobile-responsive Document your code for future maintenance Required Skills: Proven Squarespace development experience (please share portfolio examples) JavaScript proficiency RESTful API integration experience HTML/CSS JSON data handling Ability to work with existing design specifications Nice to Have: Previous property management software API experience AppFolio API familiarity Timeline: 2-3 weeks preferred Deliverables: Fully functional Squarespace website Working AppFolio API integration with real-time unit data Clean, commented code Brief documentation for future updates 30-minute training session on basic content management Apply To this Job Company : Upwork Salary : 45–80 an hour  

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