Remember Clippy? That overly enthusiastic paperclip from Microsoft Office who always knew you needed help (even when you didn’t)? Well, we thought it was time for a comeback. But don’t worry—Clippy 2.0 won’t ask if you’re writing a letter. Instead, it’s here to be helpful as a sleek, modern floating menu that gives visitors instant access to key parts of your site.

Introducing SideKick – the ultimate secondary navigation tool to enhance your website's UI and UX. This sleek, vertical menu plugin complements your primary navigation, offering quick and intuitive access to key links and features without overwhelming your main layout. With interactive tooltips and customizable options, SideKick ensures users can effortlessly navigate your site while enjoying a seamless, polished experience.

Create multiple fully customizable header navigation buttons for your Squarespace websites.

There are many ways to show a menu, and then there is Grid Menu.

Grid Menu allows you to create a visual navigation experience by showcasing the pages as thumbnails in a Grid Layout. Coupled with the cool Slide or Fade and mobile options, it will wow your visitors and clients.

The Magic Drop is a great solution for sites with many different sections that you want to show with a simple click of a button. This will keep the site clean and clients happy.

As you know, Squarespace 7.1 allows us to add a secondary footer section. But who needs a secondary footer? To us, that question became: what can we do with that secondary footer? How about we create a cool slide-out and give visitors faster access to a contact form, the latest blog posts, an Instagram feed, or… an Accordion.

Introducing the Squarespace Menu 2.0 The default Squarespace navigation options are very limiting and underwhelming, so we decided to come up with a better version. This site is using this plugin.

Always wanted to have a sticky Call to Action (CTA) with buttons or a newsletter sign-up on your Squarespace site? Or anything else? Look no further, we did it for you. You can stick it to the top, or bottom, of the site and define when it should pop up.