What Squarespace changed

• The "Log In" link now points to a protected redirect page instead of the main homepage.
• The "Account Dashboard" link moved from the main site to account.com.
• The "Domains" link moved from the main site to account.com/domains.
• The Help Center link text was slightly shortened in the footer.

Squarespace is moving user account and domain management to a new dedicated domain (account.com). This suggests they are separating the website building tools from the core account and domain settings to improve security or simplify the user experience.

• The "Log In" link was changed from a specific redirect page to the main homepage.
• The "Account Dashboard" and "Domains" links were moved from account.com to the main website.
• The Help Center description was expanded to mention "our services and how to get started."

The site has simplified its navigation by changing where users go to log in and manage their accounts. This might be part of a move to centralize all user actions under the main domain rather than using separate subdomains.

• The "Log In" link now points to a protected redirect URL instead of the main homepage.
• "Account Dashboard" and "Domains" links now point to account.com instead of squarespace.com.
• The Help Center link text was slightly shortened in the footer area.

The platform is moving account management and domain tools to a dedicated "account.com" subdomain. This suggests a move to centralize user management across different services or prepare for a more unified login experience.