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Hello Nicola! I liked the whole UI here keep it up!

Nice site, I like the moving banners between sections. Great concept, I wish you a lot of sucess with it. 

Hi Hannah, 
If I were in your position and my website was selling well and stopped rather abruptly, the first thing I would look at is my analytics. If you haven't made any major adjustments to your website, I'd want to take a look to see if traffic has dropped off significantly and if so, from what channels (social, paid, organic), and to what pages or products.  From there, you should have a better idea of how to address the problem. 
If, however, traffic has remained consistent and your conversions (sales) have fallen dramatically, consider the usability of your site, and if you have made any changes recently to your overall navigation. 
Hope that helps and best of luck wth everything 🙂

Anchor links or page jumps are a vital component to any website, but specifically important for those websites that are text-heavy or have a lot of content on a single page. In essence, an anchor link is a special URL that takes you to a specific place on a page. They’re useful for letting your visitors skip to the parts of your content that interest them, and they’re a great organizational device that aids readability. As an added bonus, they help with SEO too.
In Squarespace, there are two types of anchor links you can use, depending on the version of our platform you’re using. For example, if your site is on the Squarespace 7.0 platform, you can create anchor links on Index Pages using the steps in the guide Adding index page anchor links. If your site is on the 7.1 version, you can add a small custom code snippet and create an anchor link on Layout Pages. Check out our guide Creating anchor links. 
Before stuffing your Main Navigation with anchor links, there are some considerations you need to take into account. For example, too many items in your navigation can be aesthetically overwhelming and become a hindrance to readers. Links that are too close together can be a problem on mobile, specifically for visitors with limited hand mobility.
How do you use anchor links on your website? Do you have any special practices or tricks? Let us know in the comments below!