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From Squarespace Specialist Sarah Moon + Co.

Squarespace needs to stop hosting white supremacist websites--now. 

Awards aren't as awesome as happy clients, but they sure are nice! I'm super thrilled to announce that the website I designed for the awesome doctors of Duet Plastic Surgery (which included a slick brand overhaul) recently won a Gold Hermes Award from the Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals. Cool, right? 

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Introducing Duet Plastic Surgery's new website built on Squarespace's Developer platform. This is a vibrant website for a medical practice based in Palo Alta, California that also included branding and copywriting.

When Kath and I first started thinking about launching Design in a Day, I looked back at my notes from the portfolio website class I taught at PNCA for many years. I had a handful of "cheat sheets" to help students who were stuck figuring out their site's structure. 

Digging these back out, I found three that my students referred to over and over again. 

#1 Just the Work, Please

I love this all-business approach to websites for creative folks. With this outline, we put the work at the center of the site, using it as the key visual on the homepage. Here's what this site outline, sweet and simple, looks like: