Squarespace Web Designer in Cardiff

A specialist can be a good fit when you want a Squarespace website and need the design, content and functionality planned around that platform. We consider the page structure, supported integrations, custom development and future editing as parts of the same project.

Your proposal explains the agreed work and how it will be reviewed. A full-service agency may suit a wider brief that includes advertising, brand strategy or custom software. Our focus is creating and supporting your website, with the agreed design, development, SEO and handover included in the scope.

Look for relevant work and a process that addresses how the website will serve your customers. A good Cardiff web designer should explain how the navigation, content and mobile layouts help visitors understand the offer and complete an enquiry, booking or purchase.

Ask who prepares the text and imagery, how revisions are handled and what your team can update after launch. SEO, integrations, ongoing subscriptions and support should also be clear. We discuss these points before development so you can assess the proposed website alongside the visual examples.

Yes. We design around your content, brand identity and how customers choose your services or products. A professional firm may need service pages and team profiles, while a creative business may need project stories and a visual portfolio.

We build in Squarespace 7.1, developing the agreed desktop and mobile layouts together. Your project can include company information, articles, bookings or an online store. Any custom code or external tools are reviewed before inclusion, so the website’s design and functionality reflect the requirements agreed in your proposal.

Squarespace can be a practical choice for a public website that explains your services, introduces your team, presents projects or sells products. Managed hosting, included SSL certificates and visual editing tools support a site your team can keep current without managing a separate web server.

We assess suitability against the actual brief. A public website for a law firm or consultancy has different requirements from a secure operational system. Where specialist portals, regulated workflows or complex business applications are needed, we review how they 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 covers design, development, agreed feedback and launch checks.

We confirm the review points and responsibilities in your proposal so the schedule is clear from the start. Extensive migration, additional languages, a large online store or complex integrations may need more time. If you have a launch date linked to an event, campaign or business change, share it during planning so we can assess the deadline.

Yes. We can review your existing site, identify what is working and agree on the changes needed to prepare it for launch. That may involve completing pages, refining the visual design, improving mobile layouts or setting up contact and booking options.

We begin with a review of the current structure, content and any custom code or connected tools. The proposal then explains what can be retained and what needs further work. This gives you a defined scope for finishing the website and resolving the parts that have held it back.

Yes. We plan the move around your existing pages, important content and URL structure. Relevant page addresses are retained where practical. When URLs change, we map them to appropriate 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, with Google Search Console checks included where agreed and access is available. Rankings can fluctuate during a platform change, but careful planning reduces avoidable disruption for visitors and search engines.

Yes. We start with your services, intended customers and the areas you cover. A local service business may need clearer service descriptions and location information, while an organisation working across the UK may need a broader content plan.

Our Squarespace SEO work can include keyword research, page improvements, titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and suitable structured data. We use accurate business and service-area details, with the specific tasks agreed before starting. Search positions are not guaranteed, as visibility also depends on competition, content quality and your wider online presence.

We use custom CSS, HTML and JavaScript for agreed layouts, interactions and supported features. Depending on the brief, this might include tailored navigation, distinctive galleries, interactive sections or an embedded tool for enquiries and bookings.

We review the feature’s purpose, your Squarespace plan, loading performance and behaviour across screen sizes before including it. We also explain which parts your team can edit through the visual tools and which changes require development support. This helps you understand how the custom work will be used and maintained after handover.

Yes. Your project includes a recorded Loom walkthrough using your completed website. We show the relevant tasks, such as editing services, changing images, updating team information, adding projects, publishing articles or managing products.

The recording gives your team a reference to return to when making changes or introducing another colleague to the website. We explain routine updates and identify any custom elements that need development help. 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 your project, these can include:

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

• Custom design: responsive layouts using your brand materials and approved content.

• 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 manage projects remotely for businesses across Cardiff and South Wales, including nearby Penarth and Barry. We also work with clients elsewhere in the UK and internationally.

Calls, shared materials and feedback through MarkUp.io allow us to organise the work without requiring in-person meetings. We agree on the main contact, review dates and approval responsibilities before development. Your website content reflects where your business operates and who it serves, whether your customers are local or based across a wider region.