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Wondering if it’s worth the time, hassle and learning curve to upgrade your Squarespace website? Upgrading is not as simple as you might think, so check out my tips to see if the time is right for you.

Learn the best order to do things and how to ensure you don't end up with missing data or chaos in your Google Drive.

Learn the correct number of pixels, the right file type and how to optimise your images before you put them on your website to ensure the best quality and page speed, no matter what device your site visitors use.

Learn the right way to make vertical lines on Squarespace 7.1 – the fastest and easiest method, plus reasons why you should NOT use a Code Block or Image Block for this!

Want to use Squarespace to sell online courses, premium content or create private group areas? Find out whether to use Squarespace’s new Member Areas or separate tool MemberSpace.

Wondering which version of Squarespace you should use? In this post I run through the pros & cons of Squarespace Version 7.1 and 7.0 and give a breakdown on who should use which version.

AKA Why there’s no such thing as “before the scroll” and other web design myths debunked. Learn how to become a web design Zen Master (and why you need to be one these days)!

Learn how to set up redirects & SEO-friendly URLs on Squarespace. Keep (or boost!) your Google rank and stop broken links and dead-ends during a site migration to Squarespace.

If you have a Squarespace website, and if you use MailChimp and/or Google Analytics on your site, have a read through this set of tips to help you become GDPR compliant

Figuring out what to put in your new website - or how to clean up an old one? Avoid the "blank canvas" syndrome and find an easy and effective method for designing your website structure.

Do your content blocks end up weird places? Learn how to make Squarespace page layouts the easy way... BEFORE you punch your computer!

Understanding website concepts and language. How to ensure you and your web designer are speaking the same language when communicating about your web project.