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Testing the new Finish Layer feature in Squarespace.
It's a simple yet powerful tool for creating smooth animations and polished micro-interactions that make websites feel more dynamic and engaging—without adding unnecessary complexity.
Really impressed with how quickly you can elevate the user experience with just a few adjustments.
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