
How pages work (Page vs Index vs Cover Page vs Folder)Īdding images or colors to page backgrounds The only Squarespace template I recommend Things I wish I knew before starting with Squarespace
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If you’re still deciding whether or not to choose Squarespace, read these two articles, How to Choose the Best Website Platform for Your Business (when to choose an open-source platform like Wordpress and when to choose an all-in-one drag-and-drop website builder like Squarespace ) along with, Squarespace vs Wix: What You Need to Know. If you’ve decided to use Squarespace, keep on reading for these newbie watch-outs that make your learning curve a lot less steep. Whenever someone tells me they are going to switch to Squarespace, I make sure to tell them the a few of my hard-learned lessons so building their website and figuring out the tool is a breeze. Once you get the hang of Squarespace though, it’s incredibly user-friendly and you really can make a beautiful, responsive website.

I wasted a lot of time, made mistakes, and had to redo a lot of stuff. I had used three other website platforms before and had a general idea of how things worked, yet it still took a lot of trial and error to really understand this new website tool, which works very differently. There was definitely a learning curve to Squarespace though. Squarespace (affiliate link) is my favorite by a landslide and what I’ll use to build all my websites on moving forward.

I’ve built and managed over a dozen websites for various purposes on four different website platforms - Wordpress, Squarespace, Wix, and Strikingly.
