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@EmmetC What version of Squarespace are you using? Here's how to check: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005308187-What-s-my-site-s-version-and-template

Hi @Frihedssind! As someone who specializes in designing therapist & psychologist websites, I have to say I love that you're using multiple pictures (and video!) of yourself! Using pictures of yourself, as you've done, will help potential clients get a better sense of who you are and what it'll be like to sit with you in session. This is what therapy seekers are looking for on provider websites, so well done!

@dday Try adding the image to an Image Block instead of a background image. This will prevent your image from being cut off on mobile and allow you to customize your mobile image proportions and spacing.

@dday Are you on 7.0 or 7.1? And are these image blocks or background/banner images?

Well done @eskimo! The design is clean and straightforward and has just enough info to get your wife started. I agree with @madebydave's suggestions above; additionally, I might put "Customized Health and Wellness Coaching" in the first section (rather than "Sadari Wellness") since the former more clearly describes the service that she's offering.

I'd also include a picture of her on the site so that folks can see who they'll be working with (something to consider for when you start sharing the site with folks outside of your family/friends circle).

On 12/21/2022 at 10:32 PM, Ryne said:

If you right click on the video in Youtube and click copy video URL, it will do so without the short format and then you can add to Squarespace.

This worked for me! To clarify: from your YouTube dashboard, click "View on YouTube" on your video, and then right-click the video to pull up the following options. Click "Copy video URL" and then paste the URL into the Video Block in Squarespace.