Squarespace Web Designer in Amsterdam

If your project will be built on Squarespace, a specialist can assess the design, content structure and functionality within the platform from the start. We plan those elements together, including supported integrations, custom code where needed and how your team will manage the finished site.

Your proposal defines the work, review process and handover. A full-service agency may suit a broader brief involving advertising, brand strategy or custom applications. Our focus is the website itself, with the agreed design, development and SEO tasks organised into one project.

Yes. We develop the website around your brand, content and the way people engage with your business. A creative practice may need a portfolio with project context, while a consultancy may need detailed services and a retailer may need product collections.

We build in Squarespace 7.1, with the agreed desktop and mobile layouts developed together. Your project can include company pages, articles, bookings or an online store. Any custom features or external integrations are reviewed before inclusion, so the proposal reflects what you need to present and manage.

Squarespace brings visual editing, managed hosting and included SSL certificates into one platform. It can be a practical choice for a public website that presents services, introduces your team, publishes articles or sells products, with routine content updates handled through the editor.

We assess the requirements before recommending the setup. A professional website and a complex operational platform have different needs. If your brief includes specialist portals, regulated workflows or extensive business-system connections, we review how those functions should be handled alongside the website.

Most standard projects take 2–3 weeks once the scope is approved, your content and account access are ready and the scheduled build begins. This includes design, development, agreed feedback and launch checks.

The proposal sets out the review points and responsibilities that support that schedule. A large online store, additional languages, extensive migration or complex integrations may need longer. If you have a launch date linked to a rebrand, campaign or new collection, tell us at the start so we can assess what is achievable.

Yes. We can use your new logo, typography, colours, imagery and brand guidelines to develop a consistent Squarespace website. We also review the content and page structure, so the update reflects how your business now presents its services or products.

The work may involve a visual refresh, selected page changes or a wider redesign, depending on the existing site. We identify which parts can be retained and what needs rebuilding. If some brand materials are still in development, we agree on what is needed before the website build begins.

Yes. We start with your existing content, important pages and URL structure. Relevant addresses are retained where practical. When URLs change, we create a mapping to suitable replacement pages and implement permanent 301 redirects.

The agreed migration can also cover titles, descriptions, headings, image alt text and internal links. We test redirects and key functions before launch, and Google Search Console checks can be included with the necessary access. Search visibility may fluctuate during a platform change, but a carefully planned move helps avoid unnecessary disruption.

Yes. We plan SEO work around what your business offers, who you want to reach and the areas you serve. For a local business, that may involve clearer service coverage and contact information. A brand selling more widely may need stronger product or service content.

Our Squarespace SEO work can include keyword research, page improvements, descriptive titles, headings, internal links and relevant structured data. We confirm the tasks before starting and use accurate location information. Specific rankings are not promised, as results also depend on competition and your wider online presence.

We use custom CSS, HTML and JavaScript for agreed layouts, interactions and supported features. These might include tailored navigation, distinctive galleries, interactive sections or an embedded booking or enquiry tool.

Before including custom development, we review the feature’s purpose, your Squarespace plan, loading performance and behaviour across screen sizes. We also explain how it will be maintained. Some changes can remain within the visual editor, while others require code updates. This helps your team understand both the finished design and the practical requirements for future changes.

Yes. Your project includes a recorded Loom walkthrough using the completed website. We demonstrate the editing tasks relevant to your site, such as updating services, adding project examples, replacing images, publishing articles or managing products.

Your team can revisit the recording when making changes or introducing a colleague to the website. We explain routine updates and identify any custom elements that need development support. You also receive 30 days of free post-launch email support, with further website management or development available separately.

Your proposal confirms the pages, features and deliverables. Depending on the project, these can include:

• Planning: page structure, navigation, content requirements and customer actions.

• Custom design: responsive layouts based on your brand identity and materials.

• Development: Squarespace setup, page building, forms and supported integrations.

• Custom code: agreed CSS, HTML and JavaScript enhancements.

• SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, image optimisation, internal links and relevant structured data.

• Launch and handover: website checks, applicable redirects, domain connection, recorded training and 30 days of free post-launch email support.

Migration, additional languages and specialist functionality are scoped according to your requirements. External subscriptions are identified separately.

Yes. We can plan Dutch and English pages for an Amsterdam business working with local and international customers. The approach depends on the content volume, required features and how your team will maintain updates.

Options can include separate page sets or an integration such as Weglot. Your team or an appointed translator supplies and approves the wording. We review the language navigation and corresponding pages, while booking tools, checkout and external services are checked individually because their language support can differ. Additional work and subscriptions are agreed before development.

Yes. We manage projects remotely for businesses across Amsterdam and the surrounding region, including Amstelveen and Haarlem. We also work with clients elsewhere in the Netherlands and internationally.

Calls, shared materials and feedback through MarkUp.io allow us to organise the project without requiring in-person meetings. We agree on the main contact, review dates and approval responsibilities before development. Your website content reflects your business’s actual location, customers and service coverage, whether you operate locally or work across several markets.

Book a free 15-minute call to discuss your website, your business and what you want to improve. Share your current site if you have one, along with any brand changes, required features or launch dates.

We can discuss the pages, functionality and content needed, then explain the next step towards a proposal. If you are still defining the brief, a short outline is enough to begin. Availability and the project schedule are confirmed after reviewing the requirements