Event Website From PDF

I have a finished design laid out in a PDF and I need it turned into a live, four-page event website that looks and behaves exactly the same. Every element—spacing, typography, colours, images—has to match the PDF pixel for pixel on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Beyond the static visuals, the site must feel dynamic. As visitors scroll I want smooth, buttery transitions and subtle parallax effects that mirror the demonstration in the PDF mock-ups. Please build these with clean, standards-based HTML5, CSS3 and vanilla JavaScript (or a lightweight animation library if you prefer), keeping load time low.

The site is for a single event, so the pages will cover the core information and interactive pieces such as the schedule, registration and ticket purchase sections. All forms have to be wired so that I can later drop in back-end hooks or third-party services without reworking the front end.

Deliverables
• Four responsive pages matching the PDF 1:1
• Scroll animation and parallax effect implemented as shown
• Commented source code and asset folders organised logically
• A brief hand-off note explaining where to plug in payment or registration APIs

I will review by overlaying the final site on top of the PDF and checking in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge at common breakpoints. Once everything aligns perfectly and the animations run smoothly, we’re done.