Behind the Scenes of Squarespace Circle with Sarah Greisdorf and Sam Zelitch

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Somewhat Useful

Will Myers and Christy Price

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Welcome to Somewhat Useful, the show where we explore the world of entrepreneurship and web design. We'll discuss topics that are shaping the world around us and tackle your questions from the mailbag. From Will Myers, Squarespace Developer, and Christy Price, Squarespace Designer.

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Behind the Scenes of Squarespace Circle with Sarah Greisdorf and Sam Zelitch

Somewhat Useful

33 minutes 6 seconds

1 year ago

Behind the Scenes of Squarespace Circle with Sarah Greisdorf and Sam Zelitch

In this episode of "Somewhat Useful," we get to speak with special guests Sarah Greisdorf, team lead for Squarespace Circle, and Sam Zelitch, Squarespace senior community events manager.

Our conversation centers around Circle Day, now in its third year, which celebrates the work of professional Squarespace website designers. Sam and Sarah share some updates for this year's event, including a new "world loop" feature that will broadcast the event across multiple time zones and languages.

We discuss:

The structure and highlights of this year's Circle Day
How Squarespace balances feedback from professional and DIY users
The role of community in product development and user satisfaction
Teasers for upcoming Squarespace features and improvements

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