CREATIVITY MEETS CLARITY

Your no nonsense guide to transferring one Squarespace section to another.

Here’s your no nonsense guide to changing your hero image (or any background image) on mobile view only.

Designers can be stubborn. Most prefer to be given a brief at the start of a project, then go off on their own to refine concepts, sketch ideas, and craft a brand in peace. That’s how I used to work, too. The idea of designing a logo with a client sitting next to me, watching my every move, used to sound like a nightmare.

As Squarespace designers, we often get asked how we make websites look less like the typical, cookie-cutter Squarespace templates. While the platform offers incredible tools for building sleek and functional sites, there are ways to take your designs to the next level by incorporating custom assets. Let’s explore how tools like Adobe Illustrator and Canva can help you break the template mold.

As a web designer based in Bristol, I’ve had to rethink my workspace entirely over the past couple of years. Working from home has become more crucial than ever, especially after Covid changed the way we approach our day-to-day work. Balancing work between the studio and home presents unique challenges, but with the right setup, I’ve managed to keep things seamless.