Squarespace Website Development
Websites and Online Stores Built Around Your Brand
Squarespace is particularly well suited to businesses that want a clean, professional website without the complexity of managing a heavily customised platform.
From Showcase Websites to Squarespace Online Stores
A good showcase website should make the business easy to understand.
That means giving the right amount of space to your services, projects, portfolio, team, case studies or other information that helps potential customers understand who they are dealing with. The design matters, but so does the order in which that information is presented.
For businesses selling online, Squarespace can also provide a straightforward e-commerce setup. Products, categories, payments, orders, discounts and shipping can be managed alongside the rest of the website, making it suitable for businesses that do not need the complexity of a larger e-commerce platform.
We structure both types of website around the same objective: creating something that looks considered, works properly and remains manageable once it is handed over to your team.
What We Consider When Building Your Squarespace Website
Squarespace can work particularly well when design, content and usability need to sit together without introducing unnecessary technical complexity.
Our Squarespace website development process can include:
- Business and showcase websites
- Portfolio and project websites
- Squarespace eCommerce stores
- Responsive website design
- Brand-led design
- Payments and online selling
- SEO foundations
- Forms and customer enquiries
Planning a Squarespace Website or Online Store?
If you are considering Squarespace for a new business website, portfolio, showcase website or online store, we can start by looking at what the website actually needs to communicate and accomplish.
We’ll consider your brand, services or products, content, customer journey and any additional functionality required. From there, we can build a Squarespace website that presents the business professionally while keeping the platform practical for your team to manage after launch.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does Squarespace website development cost?
The cost of a Squarespace website depends on the number of pages, design requirements, content, e-commerce functionality and any additional features needed. A smaller business or portfolio website will have different requirements from a Squarespace online store with products, payments and shipping. We scope each project individually based on what the website actually needs.
Is Squarespace suitable for a professional business website?
Yes. Squarespace can be a good option for businesses that want a professional, well-structured website without a complicated technical setup. It works particularly well for service businesses, consultants, creative companies, portfolios and organisations where presentation and content are an important part of the website.
Can you build an online store with Squarespace?
Yes. Squarespace includes e-commerce functionality that allows businesses to sell products or services directly through their website. Depending on the project, a Squarespace store can include product categories, variations, payments, discounts, shipping options, customer accounts and order management.
Is Squarespace good for SEO?
Squarespace provides the essential tools needed to build a solid SEO foundation. Page titles, descriptions, headings, URLs, image information and other important elements can be optimised. We also consider website structure and content organisation during development so SEO is part of the build rather than something considered only after the website has launched.
Can I manage my Squarespace website myself after launch?
Yes. Squarespace is designed to make ongoing website management relatively straightforward. Your team can update text and images, add pages, publish projects or blog content and, where e-commerce is used, manage products and orders. We structure the website so common updates can be handled internally without requiring a developer every time something needs to change.