How do I migrate Squarespace website to an adobe indesign?

[thotho375738877q0u]

I need to move our website to adobe indesign as our new host but I don't know where to start. 

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

InDesign is not in any way a web hosting service (or a web development tool). If what you mean is using InDesign to create a Publish Online document that you then intend to use as a website... nothing about that makes any sense, technically or otherwise.

You need a website hosting service, and from your questions, one with advanced site builder tools.

[thotho375738877q0u]

The company bought individual creative cloud all app. Is there any app includning in the plan able to host a website?

[BobLevine]

I'm curious...where did you get the idea that this was even possible?

[thotho375738877q0u]

Someone in the company believe adobe could host a website

[BobLevine]

Beyond Adobe Portfolio, that is incorrect...and again, where did you or that person get the idea that it was possible? Even if Adobe did have a web hosting service (Business Catalyst has dead for years) AFAIK, you can't just move a Squarespace site.

[thotho375738877q0u]

Please educate me, so I can understand and see what I need to do. 

[BobLevine]

First you need a web hosting company. I'm a huge fan of Siteground

There are countless others. And then you need to learn how to create a website. My advice, unless you have several years to invest, hire someone.

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

Second Siteground. Far from the cheapest but may well be the very best, for either WP-based or code-based sites.

[James Gifford—NitroPress · Accepted solution]

First answer given. You need to select a web host, then you need to use their builder tools to create your new site. (You can also use development tools like DreamWeaver, a platform like WordPress or do code-based development — or hire someone to do it for you.)

There is no way to just move your SquareSpace site, and nothing in the Adobe portfolio or features (other than DreamWeaver, directly, and Photoshop, for image processing) supports web hosting or services.