We are seeking a Webflow designer to build a clean, single-page microsite for Haus & Market Foundation, nonprofit community space in Old Towne Petersburg, Virginia. The goal of this microsite is to clearly communicate who we are, what we do, and how the community can engage, with a strong emphasis on accessibility, clarity, and warmth.

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This microsite will function as a public-facing front door—simple, intentional, and easy to navigate—rather than a full multi-page website.

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Purpose of the Microsite

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The microsite should:

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Introduce the nonprofit and its mission in a clear, welcoming way

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Highlight the role of the physical community space

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Allow visitors to easily view upcoming events for January 2026

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Feel credible for funders and partners, while remaining accessible to community members

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Platform

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Built in Webflow

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Single-scroll page (no complex navigation)

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Designed so content can be easily updated post-launch

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Content Structure (Single Page)

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Hero / Overview

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Clear headline and subheadline introducing Haus & Market Foundation

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Short mission-forward introduction focused on community, culture, and connection

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What We Do

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Concise explanation of programs and focus areas (art, history, wellness, food access, education)

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Skimmable layout that emphasizes impact and values

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The Community Space

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Description of the physical space and how it’s used

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Emphasis on shared use, accessibility, and community-centered design

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Upcoming Events

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Embedded public events calendar showing January 2026

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Clean monthly or list view

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Easy to update (Google Calendar embed preferred)

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Call to Action / Connect

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Simple CTA encouraging visitors to attend events, visit the space, or reach out

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Design Direction

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Clean, modern, and editorial

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Calm, warm, and welcoming

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Minimal but intentional

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Avoid flashy animations or corporate aesthetics

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Mobile-responsive and fast-loading

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What We Will Provide

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Final copy for all sections

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Branding direction (colors, fonts, inspiration)

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Event data for January 2026

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Preferred calendar integration details

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Timeline

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Start immediately

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Launch within 7 days

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One round of light revisions included

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Success Criteria

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A successful microsite will feel:

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Clear and easy to understand within 60 seconds

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Trustworthy to funders and partners

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Inviting and human for community member

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Simple to maintain and expand later

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We have all the copy/wording

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To ensure a smooth and efficient build, we will provide:

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Final, approved microsite copy for all sections (hero, mission, community space, programs, events, footer)

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Content structure and page outline (single-scroll microsite)

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Nonprofit background context (mission, vision, goals)

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Brand direction (logo, colors, fonts, or visual inspiration if applicable)

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Event details for January 2026

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Preferred calendar solution (Google Calendar or similar) and access details if needed

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Call-to-action preferences (contact email, inquiry link, or placeholder)

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Hosting/domain details (if needed for Webflow setup)

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Point of contact for feedback and a clear revision window

• Concise explanation of programs and focus areas (art, history, wellness, food access, education)
• Clean, modern, and editorial
• A successful microsite will feel:
• Clear and easy to understand within 60 seconds
• Trustworthy to funders and partners
• Inviting and human for community member
• Point of contact for feedback and a clear revision window

• Introduce the nonprofit and its mission in a clear, welcoming way
• Highlight the role of the physical community space
• Allow visitors to easily view upcoming events for January 2026
• Feel credible for funders and partners, while remaining accessible to community members
• Single-scroll page (no complex navigation)
• Designed so content can be easily updated post-launch
• Embedded public events calendar showing January 2026
• Clean monthly or list view
• Easy to update (Google Calendar embed preferred)
• Simple CTA encouraging visitors to attend events, visit the space, or reach out
• Calm, warm, and welcoming
• Avoid flashy animations or corporate aesthetics
• Final copy for all sections
• Branding direction (colors, fonts, inspiration)
• Final, approved microsite copy for all sections (hero, mission, community space, programs, events, footer)