If people can’t enjoy your website, you’ll lose them.

As a solo business owner, your website should be more than a digital presence—it should be a place where everyone feels welcome. Accessibility is about creating an inclusive space that aligns with your values of care and connection. By ensuring your website is easy to navigate for all users—whether they have disabilities or not—you’re opening doors to meaningful connections, growing your community, and staying true to your purpose.

In this guide, we’ll walk through what accessibility means, why it’s important, and how you can create an inclusive experience that works for everyone (while keeping it beautiful and uniquely yours). Let’s make sure your website leaves no one behind.

If you collect any kind of data from your audience, like names or email addresses, visitor data from analytics tools or mailing list opt-in form, your website need legal policies. Here’s a guide on what you need, and my two recommended tools to get your own watertight website policies done easily.

Squarespace has given us yet another new tool! It’s a new collection of pages and subpages for you to offer education in a user-friendly way. If you’re thinking about launching a new course and wonder if Squarespace Courses is right for you, read on…