We are specialist Squarespace website designers.

Limiting custom code on a Squarespace site isn’t about being restrictive—it’s about protecting performance, stability, and maintainability. Squarespace is designed as a managed platform, so the more you push it with code, the more you fight against what it’s optimised to do.

The Home page of a Squarespace website is the most important page because it acts as the front door to your entire online presence. Whether you're running a business, portfolio, blog, or online store, it shapes first impressions and guides visitors toward taking action.

Redesigning a Squarespace website isn’t just about making it look better—it’s about making it work better. The best approach combines strategy, structure, and design, rather than jumping straight into templates and colours.

Using a template on Squarespace instead of going fully custom comes down to speed, simplicity, and cost vs. flexibility and uniqueness.

Improving SEO on a Squarespace website involves a combination of on-page optimisation, technical adjustments, and content strategy. Here’s how to enhance your Squarespace site’s SEO effectively:

The speed at which your website loads for a user is very important as Google will not rank your website as highly as it should be if your website loads too slowly. To check the loading speed of a Squarespace website, follow these steps:

You don’t need to bring your domain over from another provider. To connect a domain from another provider to your Squarespace website, follow these steps:……

When you set out to make a new Squarespace website you start thinking about what text you’ll put on your pages and you’ll be working out what images you’ll use. But finding a design and making it work with your content is often the hardest part.

This year we’ll be using our templates to offer more choice to our clients wanting new website designs as using a template is a much more economical route for our clients. Redesigning websites using a template can also be an easier quicker to improve or upgrade a Squarespace website.

As part of our ‘Squarespace website expert series’ one subject occasionally comes up and needs fixing. On a desktop banners will show full width but on a mobile the banner will be cropped to fit into the portrait shape. A bit of CSS code will fix that.

When you set out to create a new Squarespace website, you normally think about the text for your pages and the images you'll use. But often, the hardest part is finding a design that not only looks great but also works seamlessly with your content.