Facebook Pixel is an analytics tool used to measure the effectiveness of advertising by tracking visitor activity on a website. For example, if a site visitor views one of your products, the Facebook Pixel can read that information so you can display ads for the product to that same visitor.

You've most likely seen a website that offers a unique, accordion-style dropdown menu for their "Frequently Asked Questions" page, where you click the question and the answer appears below. I'm going to show you a simple method on how to easily integrate one of these into your Squarespace website.

If you’ve recently made the switch from MailChimp to Convert Kit, you’ll know the default forms come with a general style that may not match your brand.  If you’re looking to customize this style to match your brand with some simple CSS, then read on! It’s much easier than you think and I will provide all the necessary code. Let’s get to it!

If you're like me, you probably have a collection of fonts you typically use as your 'signature fonts'. If you're even more like me, you probably purchase your favorite fonts from top designers on Creative Market. That means that you're absolutely stumped on how to add your custom fonts to your Squarespace site (those custom fonts are definitely not in TypeKit).

I have a quick and easy little hack for your that will bring your custom fonts to life! All it takes it a few simple steps and a little custom coding. Let's get to it!