Squarespace developer
When the editor runs out, I write the code. Custom sections, animations, integrations and fixes for sites that are already live, or as part of a full build.
Tell me what you need built
Send the link and what you need. I usually reply the same day with a price.
What I build
Custom sections and layouts
Grids, sliders, sticky elements and layouts Fluid Engine can’t make on its own, built so you can still swap the text and images yourself.
Animations and interactions
Scroll and hover effects that feel designed, not bolted on. On Team 13’s work grid, every project plays its video on hover, YouTube Shorts included.
Integrations and embeds
Payments, calendars, booking tools, video hosts and third-party scripts, wired in and tested on desktop and phones.
Tracking and code injection
Google Analytics, conversion events and ad pixels set up properly, so you can see which pages actually bring in inquiries.
Fixes and cleanup
Custom CSS that stopped working, a layout that falls apart on phones, slow pages, or code a past developer left behind.
I work with Squarespace 7.1 · Fluid Engine · CSS · JavaScript · Code Injection · Code blocks
What developer work costs
Quick fixes
From $50
One problem, one fix: a layout that breaks on phones, a style that won’t change, an embed that won’t show up. Send me the link and what’s wrong.
Custom features
Fixed quote
A new section, an integration or an animation on the site you already have. You get the price in writing before I start.
Full custom build
$5,000
The Advanced package: a full site with unlimited pages, unlimited revisions and unlimited custom code. See every package.
No hourly billing, ever. Not sure what it’ll cost? Try the cost calculator.
Developer or designer: which do you need?
If your site looks right and works, but you need it to do something Squarespace can’t, you need a developer for a small, specific job. That’s usually a fix or a feature, not a new website.
If the site looks dated or doesn’t bring in work, code won’t solve that. That’s a redesign. I do both, so on the call I’ll tell you which one you actually need, even if it’s the cheaper one.
What usually needs code on Squarespace
- Video that plays on hover, or loads only when it’s on screen
- Scroll animations beyond the built-in options
- Sticky elements and custom headers
- Sliders and carousels the gallery blocks can’t make
- Styles for one section or button that site styles won’t allow
- Third-party tools that need a script to run
Code I’ve written about
All tutorialsSelected work
View all workWhat clients say
“Contracted Dylan for a project, from a referral. I discussed my problem, and he creatively came up with a solution, and he executed it as promised. We had two calls, one for project scope, and the other for delivery. Always prompt on email. Glad I’ve found him, will use again.”
“Dylan is a brilliant website designer and delivers TOP-NOTCH, professional, stunning websites. He’s super knowledgeable, approachable, and has excellent communication. I can’t recommend working with Dylan enough.”
“Very professional, easy to work with and would definitely hire him again!”
Questions, answered
With me, quick fixes start at $50. Bigger features like a new section, an integration or an animation get a fixed quote before I start, and a full custom build with unlimited custom code is $5,000. I don’t bill hourly.
Yes, most of my code work is on sites that are already live. Send me the link and what you need. If the code that’s already there is a mess, I’ll tell you before I quote.
Yes. Your text, images and pages stay in the normal Squarespace editor. The code only handles the parts the editor can’t do, and I keep it in one place so it’s easy to find later.
It can, which is why I use built-in features wherever they do the job and keep custom code small, commented and in one place. If an update ever breaks something I built, tell me and I’ll fix it.
Use the form at the top of this page, or email me the page link and a screenshot of what’s wrong. I usually reply the same day with a price.



