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What it covers Custom Layouts in Squarespace is Chris Schwartz-Edmisten's course on building designs in Fluid Engine that do not look like a Squarespace template. Chris has designed on Squarespace full time since 2018, is a Squarespace Circle Leader and runs a YouTube channel of more than 6,000 subscribers about custom CSS, and this course is the material he does not give away there. There are five video modules. Gathering Inspiration covers where to find sources for genuinely custom designs. Fluid Engine Tips and Tricks is the techniques Chris uses to build faster and avoid the spacing and mobile surprises that put people off Fluid Engine. How to Create Split Layouts covers full bleed split designs with images, video, slideshows and grid style page layouts. The Complete Guide to Boxed Content walks through the three ways of boxing content and the trade-offs of each. The Full Homepage Build is a 50 minute lesson where Chris builds a complete homepage from a custom mockup, start to finish. A bonus module gives a 20 per cent discount code for his plugins, workshops and Pro membership. Every layout comes with copy and paste CSS, and access is lifetime, including future video and CSS updates. Who it is for Squarespace designers who lose clients, or lose margin, when someone shows up with a complex mockup and asks whether it can be done on Squarespace. It is beginner friendly on the CSS side because the code is supplied, and several reviewers with years of Squarespace experience say they still picked up new techniques. Format and access Self-paced video hosted on Chris's own site, with the CSS included in each lesson and email support from Chris if something does not make sense. Squarespace 7.1 only; it does not cover 7.0. No refunds. Where it falls short The lessons are about building techniques, not design taste, so the inspiration module is only a starting point if you are not already confident with layout. Because the CSS is supplied rather than explained line by line, you will get more out of it if you already understand the basics; pair it with the free CSS material Chris publishes. And the methods are tied to how Fluid Engine behaves today, which Squarespace changes from time to time, so the promised updates matter. Related guide: browse every course we list in the Squarespace courses collection, and read my practical guide on how to use custom CSS in Squarespace for the basics the supplied snippets assume. It is also the best value pick in our best Squarespace courses in 2026 roundup.

What it covers The Course on Squarespace Courses is a short, practical walkthrough of Squarespace's built in Courses feature, made by Chelsea of 23&9 Creative, a Squarespace template designer based near Washington DC. A note on attribution: earlier versions of this listing credited it to another vendor; it is a 23&9 Creative product and the link takes you there. It is ten lessons running about an hour in total, in three sections. Introduction to Squarespace Courses (three lessons, around 17 minutes) covers a courses overview, pricing to sell courses and how to add a course to a site. Creating a Course (four lessons, around 30 minutes) covers pricing plans, the paywall, the course overview page and adding course content. Selling a Course (three lessons, around 14 minutes) covers digital product blocks, customer notifications and the Squarespace Campaigns integration for email. Everything is shown on Squarespace 7.1. Who it is for Business owners on Squarespace who have expertise to teach and have been put off by the assumed technical difficulty, and designers who have not yet set up Squarespace Courses for a client and want to see the whole flow once before they do. If you already know the Courses interface, an hour of screen recording will not add much. Format and access Pre-recorded video lessons delivered through 23&9 Creative's own site, watched at your own pace. It is one of the cheapest courses we list, priced as an impulse purchase rather than a programme. Where it falls short This is a tour of the feature, not a course on making a course. It does not cover curriculum design, recording and editing video, or marketing beyond the Squarespace Campaigns hook. It also does not get into the plan you need: Squarespace Courses is a paid feature and transaction fees vary by plan, so read the pricing guide linked below before you commit to hosting on Squarespace rather than a dedicated platform. Having set up Courses for clients myself, the feature is good for simple video and text lessons and weak on quizzes, certificates and drip scheduling, and this course will not change that. Related guide: browse every course we list in the Squarespace courses collection, read Squarespace pricing explained for the plan and fee details, and see how to build a membership site on Squarespace for the wider picture.