ASLCPA.com
ASL works with emerging and middle market privately held businesses to help them thrive in their markets, and with high net worth individuals, such as owners, founders, and executives, to help them protect and grow their wealth.
Our partners at The Oya Group faciliated the redesign; we provided Squarespace consultation and and all facets of development.
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Take your site to the next level.
If you’d like to build your site a little faster, or push your design a little further, or just add that extra level of customization, our directory of specialists will help guide you to the right professional. These specialists are designers and developers who know Squarespace in and out and can help you get your site exactly how you want it.
We’re listed under non-profits and portfolios, but clearly we do much more than that. Check out our portfolio and our client list to see what we’ve done for other clients. As mentioned in our about page,
…we’ve done work for corporations, doctors, dentists, churches, non-profits, artists, advertisers, photographers, designers, musicians, writers, chefs and more. Whether it’s a new website, a redesign or a migration of an existing site, our strong familiarity with Squarespace has pushed its boundaries and produced rewarding experiences for our clients. …
Contact us to discuss your design, redesign or migration to SQ.
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Baxano.com
Baxano, Inc., based in San Jose, California, is focused on developing minimally invasive tools to restore spine function and preserve healthy tissue. Baxano is a well funded, privately held company which was founded in 2005 by Jeffery Bleich, M.D., who had the vision to create flexible tools to provide precision lumbar decompression from the “inside out.”
Our partners at The Oya Group faciliated the redesign and project management; we provided Squarespace consultation and and all facets of development. Our relationship with both Oya and Baxano continues, and several exciting website additions are planned for Baxano’s immediate future!
]]>Internationally known celebrity chef and nutritionist Chef LaLa has completely redesigned and relaunched her considerable collection of recipes, videos, news, tips and more on the Squarespace platform. Loosely Related was privileged to facilitate this migration from concept to completion.
Special thanks –as always– to our creative partners at New Monarchy for their spot-on design aesthetic and to Squarespace for providing their premier CMS platform and support.
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It’s a “soft launch”; more to come in the near future.
This has been quite some time in coming, and we went places with Squarespace I didn’t think (or know) we could go. “Bravo!” to the solid framework that Squarespace provides and the outside-the-box thinking from the creatives at New Monarchy.
New Monarchy designed; we developed. They’re using their iPhone/iPad Squarespace apps to keep the site updated on the go, and have quite the interesting photo blog running. Check ‘em out!
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BICG is using Squarespace to manage their new site. Thanks to the stability and flexibility of the Squarespace framework, we were able to customize the look and feel while keeping the site almost entirely editable in the WSYIWYG interface. In addition to porting over hundreds of pages of content, webcasts, white papers, and more, we imported BICG's sizable OracleBI Blog blog —formerly hosted on Blogger— using SQ's Blog Importer tool. Within minutes, every line of code, every asset, every comment, every author was duplicated and remapped on SQ's system. Using SQ's built-in Search engine, every word ported to the new site was indexed in real-time and ready to go for users.
Many thanks to our new friends at The OYA Group for including us on this project and for their confidence in our Squarespace expertise!
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Many thanks to our friends at New Monarchy for their design work and partnership with us on this project. Platform: Squarespace.
]]>Recently I had a client with a compromised Squarespace account. There was much discussion between they, Squarespace support and myself about how this could happen. Squarespaceassured us that there were no breaches or hacks in their system —I have it on pretty good third-party authority that, while not completely bulletproof, Squarespace's system is solid, much more so than competing CMS solutions— leaving us looking toward password theft for answers. Based on login records it appears that someone had hijacked the administrator's password, giving the contemptible character access to vandalize the front end and cover their tracks on the back end of my client's Squarespace account. Scary.
I recommended the following to my client:
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