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Practical Squarespace tutorials, code snippets and honest advice from an official Squarespace Expert and Circle Platinum Partner.
Why you shouldn't underestimate the value of web design - and why your budget matters
You wouldn't ask a plumber to work for free. What a realistic web design budget buys you, and what a cheap one quietly costs.
Is Canva killing creativity? (Spoiler: not if you use it right)
After 16 years in design, an honest take on Canva: not the death of creativity, if you use it right. Where it shines and where it falls down.
How to make your website look trustworthy (and avoid looking like a scam!)
First impressions are everything online. Simple design tweaks that make visitors relax, trust you and stick around.
Off-the-beaten-track Sans Serif fonts: a typographic adventure
Life's too short for Helvetica. Characterful sans serif fonts that make a website feel properly designed.
Why website designers really need your copy (and how to write it without crying)
A beautiful website full of lorem ipsum tells nobody your story. How to get your content ready for a build, painlessly.
Straight talk: why alignment is your web design BFF
Alignment is the unsung hero of layout. Why getting your lines straight transforms readability, accessibility and polish.
Is your Squarespace 'About' page secretly sabotaging you?
Your about page is often your second most-visited page. The common mistakes that turn visitors off, and how to fix them.
The case for minimalism: why less really is more on your Squarespace site
The temptation to add all the things is real. Why restraint is what makes a website feel elegant, usable and expensive.
Typography matters: how to stop your Squarespace site from looking like a PowerPoint presentation
The way your text looks can make or break your site. How to choose and use type so your site oozes professionalism.
The Best Free Image Libraries to Use for Your Squarespace Site
High-quality visuals without the price tag or the cheese. The free image libraries we actually use on client sites.