When it comes to building highly customizable and responsive websites, professional web designers trust Squarespace as the go-to web publishing tool for working with clients. Built to power version 7.1 websites, Squarespace’s newest layout editor, Fluid Engine, is taking custom web design a step further. With drag and drop capabilities, Fluid Engine enhances your ability to create unique websites for desktop and mobile without the typical limitations of grids or blocks.

Learn how to prepare your clients for Fluid Engine.

Fluid Engine vs. classic editor

Gone are the days of relying on custom code to make a website stand out. With Fluid Engine, there are more ways to express your creativity in a fraction of the time. Key differentiators of Fluid Engine and Squarespace’s classic editor include the following:

Websites designed with Fluid Engine

Circle members received early access to use Fluid Engine and build with the new editor. In addition to first-hand accounts about their experiences using Fluid Engine, the following websites highlight just some of what the Circle community has already created.

1. Indigo Era

2. Rainbow Lasers

3. Petal Plum

4. Nicole Spiteri

Special thanks to Circle members Kaija Thiessen, Joshua Logan, Bayley Blackney, Ellie Beck, Nicole Spiteri, and Matthew Krupitsky for sharing their experiences using Fluid Engine.

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