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Vertical text is trending right now and for good reason. It’s a great way to add style and dimension to your website design! In this Squarespace tutorial, you will learn how to add vertical text to your website with a few simple steps.
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Call us crazy (we prefer strategic), but we believe DIY-ing your first website is a great option as a new entrepreneur. Don’t get us wrong — we think a professionally designed custom website should be on your radar, but it’s just not the smartest decision in the early stages of your business. Here are a few reasons we believe hiring a web designer to create a custom site may not be in your best interest when you’re just getting started...