Squarespace Web Designer in Utrecht

A specialist is useful when you have chosen Squarespace and want the website planned around its design tools, editing features and supported integrations. We bring those decisions together in a defined project, covering the agreed design, development, SEO and handover.

A full-service agency may suit a wider brief involving advertising, brand strategy or custom software. Our service focuses on building and supporting your website. You receive a proposal explaining what is included, how feedback will be handled and what your team can manage after launch.

Yes. We create a website around your content, brand and the way customers choose your services or products. A consultancy may need detailed service pages and project evidence, while a training business may need course information, tutor profiles and registration options.

We build in Squarespace 7.1 and develop the agreed desktop and mobile layouts together. Your project can include a portfolio, articles, booking tools or an online store. Where custom code or external integrations are needed, we review their requirements before confirming the design and scope.

Squarespace combines website editing, managed hosting and included SSL certificates in one platform. For a public business website, it can provide a practical way to present services, introduce your team, publish articles and guide visitors towards enquiries or purchases.

We assess suitability against your actual requirements. A professional service website, a course catalogue and a product website each need different content and features. If the brief also includes complex portals or specialist operational systems, we review how those requirements should be handled before recommending the setup.

Most standard websites 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 the checks needed before launch.

A large store, extensive content migration, additional languages or complex integrations may need a longer schedule. We confirm the timing in your proposal and agree when your team will review the work. If you are working towards a course launch, event or business announcement, share that date during the first conversation.

Yes. We can review the existing site and recommend a focused set of improvements. These might include clearer service pages, updated typography, a better mobile layout, revised navigation or a more useful booking or enquiry route.

We consider what is already working and which changes can be made within the current structure. If the website needs wider reorganisation, we explain that in the proposal. This allows you to choose an appropriate scope, from a specific update to a more complete Squarespace redesign.

Yes. We review the existing pages, URLs and search information before planning the move. Important page addresses are retained where practical. When URLs change, we map them to relevant replacement pages and implement permanent 301 redirects.

The agreed migration can also cover titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and image alt text. We test redirects and key functions before launch, and Google Search Console checks can be included with the necessary access. Rankings may fluctuate during a platform change, but careful planning helps reduce avoidable disruption.

Yes. Our Squarespace SEO work starts with your services, customers and current website. We research relevant queries and use those findings to improve how your pages explain the offer and connect visitors with useful information.

For a business serving Utrecht, that can include clear service coverage, accurate contact details and content relevant to local customers. Agreed tasks may cover titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and suitable structured data. We confirm the scope before starting; search positions also depend on competition, content quality and your wider online presence.

We use CSS, HTML and JavaScript to develop agreed layouts, interactions and supported features. Depending on your brief, this could include tailored navigation, distinctive galleries, interactive content or an embedded tool for bookings, registrations or enquiries.

We review your Squarespace plan, loading performance, mobile behaviour and maintenance requirements before including custom development. We also explain how the finished feature will be edited. Routine content can often stay within the visual editor, while changes to custom functionality may require code updates.

Yes. You receive a recorded Loom walkthrough using your completed website. We show the editing tasks relevant to your project, such as changing service information, replacing images, publishing articles, updating products or adding new course dates.

The recording gives your team a reference they can revisit when making updates or introducing another colleague to the site. We also explain any custom elements that need development support. Your project includes 30 days of free post-launch email support, with further help or ongoing management available separately.

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

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

• Custom design: responsive layouts based on your brand and 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: testing, applicable redirects, domain connection, recorded training and 30 days of free post-launch email support.

Migration, additional languages and specialist features are included according to the agreed scope. Any external subscriptions are identified separately.

Yes. We can plan Dutch and English pages for a Utrecht business working with local and international customers. The approach depends on the amount of content, the languages required and how your team will maintain updates.

Options can include separate page sets or an integration such as Weglot. Your team or appointed translator supplies and approves the wording. We review language navigation and corresponding pages, with booking tools, checkout and external services checked individually. The additional work and any translation-service subscription are confirmed before development.

We prepare a proposal based on your pages, content, required features and support needs. It sets out the project price, billing currency, payment stages and deliverables before the work begins. Payment arrangements are confirmed as part of that agreement.

We also identify ongoing costs such as Squarespace, domain registration, scheduling, email marketing or translation tools where relevant. These are distinguished from the website design and development work, giving your team a clearer view of both the project budget and the services needed after launch.

Book a free 15-minute call to discuss what you want to build or improve. If you already have a website, share the link and the main issues you would like to resolve.

We can discuss your services, intended audience, required features and preferred launch date. That conversation helps establish the next step and the information needed for a proposal. If you are still deciding on the pages or functionality, we can help you work through those choices.