A highly performing website is based on a good structure of the navigation bar. But on the other hand, a scrunched menu can be an annoyance to the user and may damage your brand’s visual reputation on larger devices.

In today’s cluttered, competitive eCommerce market, it is important that trust and transparency in checkouts are implemented. Featuring payment method logos in your website footer,

Looking to make your Squarespace website stand out instantly? A typewriter animation effect is one of the sleekest ways to grab attention, especially for headlines, intros, or calls to action.

In Squarespace 7.1, Shop (product list) pages will frequently display product thumbnails at a larger size by default. For some brands, this might be cool to go with

In a high-converting eCommerce experience, the cart page isn’t just a transactional step — it’s a critical opportunity to lead customers back to your products and to sustain their overall engagement.

If you're using Squarespace 7.1 and want to fine-tune your website's navigation experience, one overlooked detail is the font size of dropdown menu items (i.e., submenu links inside navigation folders)

Your website’s logo is more than just a graphic; it’s your brand signature. In Squarespace 7.1, integrating small interactions a color change on a logo, for example

Your product title is one of the first things shoppers read when they land on your Squarespace store. If it doesn’t resonate well with your brand’s style or typography, it can weaken the visual appeal and trust of the user.

If you're looking to create a cleaner, more interactive layout in Squarespace 7.1 — especially for service pages, product showcases, FAQs, or comparisons — vertical side tabs are a game-changer.

Squarespace’s 7.1 templates are slick, and the editor is easy, but its native logo settings only allow one logo upload. Whether you're co-branding with a partner or just want to display a sponsor logo