Drag-on projects are one of the very worst things that can happen to your web design project, both as the designer and as the client. No one is a happy camper when a project that should have taken 1 month takes 3 (or more!) Want to know how I keep clients on track and never missing a single deadline in my web design process?

The other day I sent out my regular weekly email to subscribers (if you're not a subscriber - become a subscriber here!) with a recent blog post and I asked y'all to tell me of any other posts you'd like to see.

I asked you to load me up with your questions and you did, so thank you kindly! You made my life way easier by deciding on my blog post ideas for me as I admit I was I was plum out of  ideas myself. 😂🙈

Oh the sidebar, forever a topic of discussion when creating your website! 

Do you need one?
Do you not?
Are they even helpful to your site?

Let me guess, you're trying to . . . 

change the color of just a certain section or page of your Squarespace site?

And when you do it's changing the entire background color of the full site? Oh and you'd prefer to not code, you say? Not to worry, I have a solution for you in today's post!

The template that is best for making this happen is any template in the Brine family.