Will the Squarespace 6 Import/Export Support Your Site?

Many Squarespace users are excited about the upcoming release of Squarespace 6, the intuitive web publisher's next generation platform currently in beta testing. Squarespace website owners wonder if they'll be able to export content off of their old site and import it into Squarespace 6. I've had a chance to test out the import/export features of Squarespace 6, and I'm happy to share the details with you.

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Strut Your Stuff with the Squarespace Websites Show-and-Tell

Squarespace users everywhere like seeing other Squarespace websites. Designers and developers look for new ideas, while non-designer customers simply like seeing what else they could do with their Squarespace website. Knowing this information, this week we begin yet another initiative to service the Squarespace community: the Squarespace Websites Show-and-Tell.

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How Squarespace 6 Mobile Sites Will Make Your Life Easier

As the Internet becomes available on a greater number of screens, the necessity to develop mobile versions of our websites has introduced even more complexity to web publishing. A full 8.5% of the world's Internet traffic is now mobile. Squarespace 6 mobile sites will be nothing short of amazing because they'll look great on any screen without extra effort on your part. Take a peak at Squarespace 6 and the future of mobile websites in this week's post.

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Embedding Tweets on Your Squarespace Website

At the end of 2011, Twitter quietly announced the capability to embed tweets on blogs and websites. Embedding the new Twitter tweets in Squarespace is a relatively simple process, and enhances the experience of your blog's readers. Today's post will enable you to embed these new interactive tweets on your Squarespace website (or any other site, really).

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Squarespace 6 Update from Founder and CEO Anthony Casalena

If you've been looking for an official update on Squarespace 6, look no further. Friend and Squarespace designer Jason Barone tweeted last week a link to a post on the Squarespace Developer Forum by Squarespace Founder and CEO Anthony Casalena. Since the dev forums aren't exactly seen by everyone, I thought you might like to see some of the highlights.

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