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Squarespace is the clear option. It's even faster to get set up with than WP and in the past 2 years has become a truly viable competitor.
by xiaoma 10y ago
Squarespace is the clear option. It's even faster to get set up with than WP and in the past 2 years has become a truly viable competitor.
- apapli 10y agoI really like Squarespace too, but just be wary if you have a site information architecture that needs to go beyond 1 level of menus. It doesn't handle sub-levels well. I'd also really appreciate it if they let you save a template page (eg for a landing page) for easy re-use. Re-creating specific landing pages and thank you pages for each campaign we run is a bit of a pain as what I really just want to do is change a few paragraphs of text and update an image or two for these.
- deutronium 10y agoThe lack of multiple levels of menus is something I noticed with Ghost too, when I last played with it. Also I'm wondering, with Squarespace, it's not clear whether you can install on your own server or not
- nsp 10y agoYou cannot self host square space.