Web Design & Squarespace

Stand out online with a professional website, online store, or portfolio. With Squarespace, you can turn any idea into a reality.

Award-winning web designs

Choose from an unrivaled set of best-in-class website templates. Customize the design to fit your personal style and professional needs.

Flexible portfolios

Present your work using Squarespace’s professional portfolio designs. Display projects in customizable galleries and add password-protected pages to share private work with clients.

Take advantage of our powerful blogging tools to share your story, post company news, or announce a product release. Categorize, share, and schedule your posts to make your content work for you.

Every Squarespace website or online store comes with a suite of integrated features and useful guides that help maximize prominence among search results.

Learn where your website traffic is coming from, what your visitors are looking for, and how they’re interacting with your content or products through our in-depth Analytics tools.

Integrate popular apps with your Squarespace website and access the tools you use, all in one place.

Make and share engaging videos to tell your story, grow your audience and drive sales with the Squarespace Video Studio app.

Free Your Inbox

Thunderbird is a free email application that’s easy to set up and customize - and it’s loaded with great features!

The Future of Thunderbird

Experience cutting-edge features. Provide feedback to help refine and polish what will be in the final release.

Tailored for all your needs

Thunderbird makes email better for you, bringing together speed, privacy and the latest technologies. Focus on what matters and forget about complexity.

Here’s our first look at Google Chrome’s new design for Windows 11

Google has finally started testing a new design for Chrome on Windows 10 and Windows 11, and more details on the visual overhaul are now available.

Google is apparently using Microsoft Edge-like Windows 11 menu to bring the browser in line with the new operating system. The first glimpse of what Google Chrome may look like on Windows 11 is provided in the latest build of Canary, but you’ll need to turn a new experimental flag to see the improvements.