As we approach 2025, the world of web design is gearing up for a transformative year. Trends are evolving at lightning speed, and staying ahead of them is key to building a website that stands out. Here are our top three predictions for the web design trends that will shape the future.

Optimizing your website’s SEO may sound complex, but it doesn’t have to be! With just a few strategies, you can make your website more discoverable and help it reach your ideal audience. Here are three simple yet effective steps to get you started.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a personal brand strategist and web designer? Today I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing my daily routine and typical work schedule.

Your personal brand website is often the first place potential clients, partners, or employers go to learn about you. It’s your digital business card and a vital tool for building credibility. However, many personal brands make critical mistakes that hurt their online presence—and they may not even realize it. 

Creating a strong personal brand website isn't just about looking good — it’s about making sure your content is structured in a way that communicates who you are, what you do, and how you can help others. Here we share the five pages every personal brand website needs to succeed.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through actionable steps to become a recognized thought leader in your industry, helping you elevate your impact, influence, and authority.

You’ve decided to dive into Squarespace and start designing your website—congratulations! Before you start dragging and dropping, we polled our team for their top tips to help you get started in the right direction. 

For thought leaders and entrepreneurs, two names consistently come up in the web world: Squarespace and WordPress. But which one is better for you? We break down the pros and cons of both in this article.

If you’re a thought leader without a website, you’re essentially leaving money (and opportunities) on the table. Sure, social media is great for connecting with your audience, but a website? That’s your digital business card, your online resume, and your storytelling machine all rolled into one.