Squarespace and Duda New York

Squarespace Website Design for New York

Author Updates Squarespace Website to Duda Platform Fix8 Media Transitions Author Website from Squarespace to Duda Fix8 Media Duda website designers and developers are experienced working with authors in a variety of genres. Leora Tanenbaum, a well-known feminist author who coined the term “slut-bashing” in 1999, first engaged Fix8 Media a few years ago to build a Squarespace website to share her ideas and promote her work. When Tanenbaum learned of the Duda platform and the opportunities it has to offer, she was eager to make the move. “When we share with our clients all of the incredible advantages the Duda platform affords over Squarespace, they get really excited,” says Fix8 Media Creative Director and Duda website design expert Josh Neimark. “In the case of Leora, she needed some updates and changes made to her website, which we could have executed in Squarespace. But upon learning of the performance advantages and personalization tools available in the Duda platform, she agreed it was time to make the transition.” The new Duda website is the perfect vehicle for Tanenbaum to continue sharing her writing with the world. The pop-up immediately invites interested visitors to sign up for her newsletter before digging in. Opening with a grid of Tanenbaum’s books and links to her opinion essays and newletters, the new Duda website is an easy-to-navigate presentation of all the author’s works. Visitors can click around to learn more about Leora, check out her many inspired writings, or reach out directly to connect. Tanenbaum finds working in the Duda CMS as easy if not easier than Squarespace, as she continues to update her website with current essays and newsletters. Say it like you mean it, Fix8 Media