One of the first places most people will encounter your brand is through your website, but in the hustle of running a business (we get it!), websites often become an afterthought. Many websites fail to engage their users and convert them into customers due to missing critical elements. 

Squarespace is well-known for its user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface, but one of its drawbacks is that customization options can sometimes feel limited unless you know how to code. That’s where the Spark Plugin comes in—a powerful tool that allows you to unlock advanced customizations without ever touching a line of code.

This week, we're diving into a crucial aspect of website design - choosing the right template. Your template choice is the foundation upon which you'll build your online presence. There are tons of templates out there to choose from, between Squarespace’s free options and the many premium templates created by independent Squarespace designers like us.

In today's digital age, establishing a strong online presence is a vital step for individuals and businesses alike. Whether you're showcasing your portfolio, starting a blog, or launching an e-commerce store, having a professional website can open doors to new opportunities.

Have you had your Squarespace 7.0 site for 3+ years and are jealous of all the new features of 7.1 like the new Fluid Engine editing system? So were we so we decided to make the jump to 7.1 with our latest website update.

Squarespace 7.1 may not support split navigation, but with this code workaround, you can still achieve this look for your website design.

In the world of IT and web design, tech savvy people may recognize the word “favicon” and immediately know what it means. However, most people have never heard the word before and have no idea what it is. Don’t worry - we’ve got you covered.

Squarespace recently released Fluid Engine, their newest editing system for Squarespace 7.1. The most notable difference between the older Classic Editor and Fluid Engine is the ability to move blocks throughout a section on a new grid system, rather than having to use a spacer block or custom CSS.

Many website users want to enter the world of Squarespace but may think it’s too late since they already have an existing website or domain. That is a myth and you can easily transfer your existing domain to a Squarespace website. If you have an existing domain that you purchased through a third party provider, then this is how you can transfer it to Squarespace and start managing it on the platform.