Why Do I Design Client Websites on Squarespace?

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Designing websites for clients requires a platform that not only meets their needs but also enhances my ability to deliver high-quality results efficiently. After years of experience, Squarespace has emerged as my preferred choice for several compelling reasons.

1. All-in-One Platform

Managing a website involves more than just design. Squarespace simplifies the entire process by offering integrated hosting, domain registration, and SSL certificates. This means my clients don’t have to juggle multiple services or worry about security issues from separate providers. Everything they need to run their website effectively is centralized, saving time and reducing stress.


2. Ease of Use for Clients

Many of my clients aren’t tech-savvy, which is why Squarespace’s intuitive, drag-and-drop interface is invaluable. It empowers them to update content, add new pages, and manage their site independently after the initial setup. This reduces their reliance on ongoing support for minor updates, leading to higher client satisfaction and a smoother post-launch experience.


3. Customizations with CSS Panel

While functionality is crucial, aesthetics are equally important. Squarespace allows for extensive customization, enabling me to tailor my clients' websites to reflect their brand's identity. From custom fonts, animations to implementing more complex design tweaks, I have the freedom to make each site uniquely theirs. The platform strikes a perfect balance between offering creative flexibility and maintaining ease of use.


4. Integration, Extensions and Scalability

Whether my client is starting small or aiming for significant growth, Squarespace scales effortlessly. It integrates seamlessly with third-party tools and extensions for functionalities like e-commerce, courses, scheduling, email marketing, and analytics. This flexibility ensures that as my clients’ needs evolve, their Squarespace site can expand with them without requiring a complete overhaul.


6. Excellent Customer Support

Squarespace offers customer support through email and live chat. The platform also has an extensive help center, which includes articles, tutorials, and videos that cover a wide range of topics. Squarespace's customer support team is knowledgeable and responsive, which means that users can get help quickly and easily if they encounter any issues with their website.


7. SEO and Marketing Tools

Visibility is key to a successful website. Squarespace’s built-in SEO tools ensure my clients' sites are easily found by search engines. The platform offers features like SEO settings for pages and items, clean URLs, built-in mobile optimization which enhance the site’s search engine rankings. Additionally, Squarespace provides integrated marketing tools, such as email campaigns and social media integrations, which effectively reach and engage with the audience.

Choosing Squarespace for web design has significantly enhanced my ability to create visually appealing, functional websites that cater to the varied needs of my clients. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, Squarespace is an ideal choice. It provides the necessary tools to build and grow their website effortlessly. Whether my client is a small business owner, an artist, or someone eager to share their passion, Squarespace offers the dependability and flexibility required for easy website growth.

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Audrey Thizy | Squarespace Web Designer

Audrey Thizy is an expert Squarespace web designer who helps artists, creatives, and passionate business owners worldwide build distinctive online presences that showcase their talents and drive their success.

https://www.audreythizystudio.com
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