Squarespace forces buttons to stack on top of each other, especially on mobile. You end up with wasted space, and your calls to action don’t visually “POP” right in the visitor's face.

Squarespace 7.1 comes with beautiful, modern & simple Gallery Slideshow Blocks, which have a default fade transition between slides. This action works, but it tends to be too harsh, and in this case, it undermines the decorum and rhythm of your visual storytelling.

In a world where mobile browsing makes up more than half of all web traffic, every element of your site must perform well on mobile devices. The one easy-to-overlook branding component is your website’s mobile logo.

Squarespace’s 7.1 templates are slick, and the editor is easy, but its native logo settings only allow one logo upload. Whether you're co-branding with a partner or just want to display a sponsor logo

Easily add a background video to your Squarespace website, but what if you only want the background video to display on mobile? When it comes to Squarespace, the platform doesn’t support this feature directly,

Squarespace form fields automatically display the word "required" adjacent to the label for required fields.

Floating buttons or sticky navigation menus on websites are a design element that makes it easier for users to click on an important button, no matter where they are in the viewport on the website.

Interactive portfolio grids are one of the most effective ways to display your creative work on the web.

Changing your Cart Page background color in Squarespace 7.1 is one of the easiest ways to create a more immersive shopping experience as well as to make it more visually appealing.

Counters with numbers are stunning, engaging components that count up from zero to any number. They’re commonly used on portfolio sites, agency homepages