What does Squarekicker Do??

(Edit: Since this original post, there have been some exciting updates with Squarekicker! They now have a Presets feature that allows you to copy styles quickly from one block to another! AND they even featured me on their blog! There are also EVEN MORE exciting features coming in Q4 ‘21. You can check those out in the latest webinar here.)

Squarespace IS definitely designed to be very responsive (displayed well on multiple screen sizes) but when you start doing even minor customizations to Squarespace templates some spacing and displays on varying screen sizes start looking a little off. Using Squarekicker to handle this issue HAS BEEN A TIME-SAVING GAMECHANGER!! Check out this video of how I adjusted 3 overlap image blocks for better design on multiple screen sizes in Squarespace using my Squarekicker account.

And here’s a bit more about how to get started with Squarekicker. Of course, you first need a Squarespace account, sign up for Squarespace here.

Before Squarekicker, I easily spent the majority of the design time writing code. While I do like CSS coding, sometimes it can get tedious because I’m truly a designer before a developer. So I prefer to get back to the basics of actually moving shapes and colors around in front of me instead of researching and writing the best codes to achieve my visions.

If you are a DIYer only working on your own site this tool is so helpful for you to make sure your site looks great on all screen sizes. Most people more often view websites on their phones initially. So making a great first impression on a small screen size is super important.

If you’re a designer, Squarekicker has plans for you to be able to use their tool on multiple sites per month. Its super intuitive to learn and their customer service is absolutely top-notch.

Happy Squarespacing and Squarekicking! 🤓✨