Can You Actually Build Enterprise Sites on Squarespace? with Kristine Neil

Want to pitch a grant-funded Squarespace project? Here's what to know first. how Squarespace can be the base what you do ON TOP of that (the tech and collabs) what it's ACTUALLY like running a massive project Check out the website: https://www.explorewashingtonpark.org/ Kristine's case study: https://kristineneil.com/blog/explore... What does it take to build an enterprise-scale website on Squarespace? Kristine Neil shares how she led a year-long, grant-funded website project for Explore Washington Park, a 410-acre park in Portland, Oregon. I talk with Kristine about how she found the project, what her proposal looked like, and why Squarespace was the right foundation for a website with complex requirements. The project included live parking availability, shuttle tracking, weather data, interactive maps, an events calendar, accessibility work, and several custom integrations. You'll also hear how Kristine built a trusted team around the project, managed communication and scope, worked with accessibility and development specialists, and positioned herself as a fractional member of the client's team. If you're a Squarespace designer who wants to take on larger nonprofit, tourism, or enterprise website projects, this conversation offers practical advice on pricing, RFPs, collaboration, local marketing, and long-term project management. See the finished Explore Washington Park website: https://www.explorewashingtonpark.org/ Read Kristine's detailed case study: https://kristineneil.com/blog/explore... 0:00 Introduction and project overview 2:07 Exploring Washington Park 4:20 Finding the client 6:54 Why the project moved from WordPress 9:09 Grant requirements and accessibility 10:21 Squarespace integrations and custom features 13:34 Live parking, weather, and shuttle tools 17:03 Translating park branding into the website 19:38 Managing a year-long project 22:30 Building the right project team 24:20 Becoming the client's main point of contact 26:29 Creating structure and accountability 29:57 Accessibility beyond design 37:48 Advice for enterprise Squarespace projects 40:40 Finding local client opportunities 42:29 Pricing and responding to RFPs 46:56 Final thoughts on the project enterprise website,enterprise website design,squarespace nonprofit,grant funded website,squarespace examples