I have some major grievances with Squarespace—the content management system of CNH Administration’s choice—that I hope to rectify using HTML/CSS code blocks and plugins as time comes around.

First, Squarespace does not support a light/dark mode for websites, primarily because this CMS is meant for minimal-effort, minimalist-style e-commerce platforms more than it is meant for arbitrary high school nonprofits, though I digress. A light mode for this website is currently in development, though it may not be done for a while.

Second, the word bloat is utterly ridiculous, and I deeply apologize for how visually exhausting everything is. For one, most if not all the media from before had been deleted as well, so it is extremely difficult to find diversified media. Two, the nature of Squarespace all but incentivizes unique designs.

Third, the mobile layout is not only horrendous, but it is also completely useless, as you may have noticed. Everything is out of place and wonky because of Squarespace’s strange grid system that I am still getting familiarized with. I am trying to fix this as fast as possible, but it’s best to use your laptop or PC for the time being for ease of use.

Fourth, Squarespace also does not support megamenus and nested menus, which can potentially be rectified with a plugin or a code block. This should hopefully be done by the end of September so all of the resources can be clearly laid out and easily accessed, so please be on the lookout for that.

Finally, this website is painfully corporate. For the time being, I am simply focused on restoring functionality and throwing all the resources on there before anything else. But until then, I am sorry to disgrace your eyes with the displeasure of soulless corporate design.