Olivia Westbrooks
By Dreyah Bohlen
Fremont, United States
The goal was to incorporate as much of the client's personality into the site as we possibly could - and we were able to achieve that with the imagery, fonts, colors, SquareKicker tools, etc.
“SquareKicker has allowed me to take my ideas and designs to the next level while still using Squarespace and allowing my clients to make adjustments and changes on their own. I feel my portfolio has become more elevated by adding SquareKicker to my go-to tools!“
Nexus Narrative
By Nexus Narrative
California, United States
Nexus Narrative is a branding and digital design studio working with small businesses, nonprofits, and community-driven organizations. I help teams clarify their message through thoughtful brand identity, web design, and visual systems that feel intentional, functional, and human.
The client wanted a very sleek clean site that speaks to nonprofits business owners and other creatives.
Adret
By Square Design
St Brieuc, France
This client creates and sells designer furniture. To go with their minimalist architect style, they wanted a sleek and minimalist website. We did not add too many big animations, but rather focused on small, micro animations that make the website stand out, and be refreshing to navigate, whilst keeping a clean and simple design.
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By Square Design
St Brieuc, France
This is a refresh from their old existing website. The client was already on Squarespace, but wanted more animations, a new artistic direction, with fresher styles, while keeping an overall professional look.
“We love Squarekicker and what it helps us to achieve on Squarespace websites. The user interface is so simple to use and so well integrated into Squarespace it almost feels native.”
It’s Yari
By Launch the Damn Thing
"The branding I started with had an entirely different audience in mind (read: Brides), so the branding was very feminine and soft. I knew I needed a brand that had kick-ass energy and was bold. I was lucky to find Katelyn Dekle from Launch the Damn Thing!® Her vibe told me she was it, and it was time. I knew I needed a partner with the same energy and personality that felt authentic to me. I didn’t want a cookie-cutter web designer, and she was it. The rebrand is better than anything I could have imagined. We spent a lot of time exploring the different layers of the business: who we serve, brand personality, services, and everything in between to make sure that we understood everything the brand should be and what it isn’t." –Yari Ising
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Grown Girl Divorce
By Launch the Damn Thing!™️
The client wanted an education resource hub that could scale with her, as she has a small blog and podcast now but wants to add a membership and a shop in the future after growing her audience.
I reorganized all of her resources/information, and set up her separate podcast blog collection to share new episodes with its own post features. I also installed many custom features to allow her to advertise or place call-to-actions at the bottom of her posts and to allow users to sort through her content easily. I modernized her previous DIY design and elevated the design style to reach her preferred target audience more strategically.
I had an absolute blast working with this client and we had almost no revisions to the initial draft. She's a kickbutt lady and I loved working with her!