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The Company

Squarespace, Inc. is a private software company based in lower Manhattan.

The company was founded in 2003 by Anthony Casalena, who, until Squarespace was born, was utterly unable to find an elegant way of managing his small personal website. Since its inception, Squarespace has blossomed into a product that powers thousands of sophisticated websites for small businesses, bloggers, professionals, and small organizations worldwide. Squarespace has been mentioned in both the Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek, as well as on countless other blogs and news sites.

We really, really hate bargain bin, advertising cluttered, slow software — Squarespace was started, and will remain, a departure from this way of presenting software and services. We're completely picky about what kind of applications we want to use, what kind of applications we recommend, and how those applications look and feel. You should be too. After all — you're the one who has to use the services you select day after day.

Squarespace makes software for perfectionists.

The People

Anthony Casalena, Founder/CEO

has been a professional software engineer and designer for over a decade. He is currently the CEO and founder of Squarespace Inc., a friction-free publishing solution that manages sites for thousands of individuals and businesses, serving more than one billion hits per year. In 2001, Anthony developed and maintained the core product of VC-backed internet startup Hyperoffice.com, an online office products company that serviced over 150,000 clients. Anthony's products have received attention from publications such as The Wall Street Journal Online, the Washington Post, and BusinessWeek. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland.

Krystyn Jones, Senior Designer

Krystyn Jones has over a decade of experience designing for advertising and new media companies. With some big brands under her belt -- AT&T and Busch, among others -- she operates as Senior Designer at Squarespace where her design and template work is seen by millions of users each month. She's also the green thumb behind Mama Says Om -- a zen garden for women writers and artists -- and is a scheduled speaker at BlogHer '07. Krystyn holds a B.A. in Fine Arts from the University of South Florida.