Round 2! SquareKicker's Compose vs Claude (sponsored)
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I gave Claude, ChatGPT and SquareKicker's Compose the same task: Turn a regular Squarespace form into a Typeform-style experience, with one question at a time, a progress bar, and a back button. All three did a pretty good job. But there was one big difference. With ChatGPT and Claude, I had to take the code they generated, add it to Squarespace, test it, and go back to the chat whenever I wanted something changed. With Compose, I never had to leave Squarespace. It could already see the form I was working with, made the changes directly on the page, matched my existing styling, and gave me an editable UI right there. I shared the exact prompt and working example here: How to Create a Typeform-Style Form in Squarespace And this is just a small example of what's possible. If there's something you've wanted to build in Squarespace but weren't sure how, give it to Compose and see what happens. See what's possible with Compose → I was telling a designer recently that you could build an entire library of custom Squarespace solutions with nothing but Compose prompts. Imagine having a collection of prompts you could reuse across client projects, customize, and keep improving. That's what this gives you. Try SquareKicker's Compose free for two weeks. And if you decide to keep it, use code OMARI20 for 20% off through December 31. Peace, Omari Founder |