Where can I find web designers that design for SquareSpace?

Back in the Dark Ages of circa 1986, when I started my design practice, things were pretty much the same as they had been for years and years. I was a graphic designer creating logos, stationery systems, loads of brochures, annual reports, publications and all the stuff that required a printing press. Then the Web came around.

Although it scared the heck out of me back in the ‘90s, it was also something of a gift. As luck would have it, many of the custom company publications I designed started to dry up. Budgets were being cut and my bread and butter was getting stale.

So, I learned how to code and develop Websites. It filled the gap, nicely. Many of us didn’t really have a clue what we were doing, but spinning logos with flames seemed pretty slick back then.

Yet, many designers held out and refused to learn the ins and outs. Even today there are designers who want little to do with Web design, if anything. Print is just peachy as far as they’re concerned.

Yet, the world of print is shrinking. A little here, a little there, as companies move their budget dollars into the Web and mobile marketing. It simply makes sense.

Companies need to be where their customers and prospects are hanging out and they’re on the Web or on their smart phone. If you happen to be one of the Web-challenged, or a close cousin, consider this. Build your own portfolio site without knowing a from a?

How handy would that be?