Gallery Grid Layout by Squarespace is a great way to lay out the grid in a uniform multi-column style on Desktop. But on mobile, the two-column default view can feel a bit cramped, particularly with many portrait-oriented photos, artwork, or minimalist galleries.

One of the most crucial features when creating a website using Squarespace 7.1 is the logo. You want readers to be able to see the logo, but it's a fine line, from making the logo too obvious.

Banner video: A bold new way to introduce yourself, whether you are on desktop, cinematic, eye-catching, and immersive. But on mobile, they are often a burden. And the slow load times, inconsistent autoplay, and data consumption that’s a heavy load to the user, leave mobile visitors a little more frustrated than flattered.

Squarespace's Gallery Slideshow blocks look fantastic for images, but they don't always scale or maintain a full-width feel on mobile like they do on desktop. In order to keep the gallery slideshow full-width on mobile, you will need to add some custom CSS to the corresponding section.

Captions are a minor detail, but they serve a bigger purpose in web design. Whether you’re just giving credit to a photographer, providing more context, or telling a story, captions add clarity, access, and professionalism.

In the contemporary world of web design, minimalism meets movement. The “Hover: Background” layout for Portfolio pages is one of the most visually striking features available in Squarespace 7.1.

If you’ve slapped a graphic on your Squarespace site and, for some reason, it seems to display with a color overlay (typically when it should be white, transparent, or clean), you’re not the only one.

Videos are an incredible tool for engaging your audience—whether you’re telling a personal story or showing off a cool new product on the homepage. But when you insert a video block in Squarespace 7.1

Using a full-screen Gallery Slideshow on your homepage is a powerful way to make a bold first impression. But many Squarespace 7.1 users struggle to control the placement and style of captions.

It’s easy to add video content with Squarespace's built-in video blocks and background video features. But people searching for how to change the aspect ratio of a video player, especially on Squarespace-hosted videos, tend to run into a wall

You’ve added a stunning 1080p or 4k video to your Squarespace site, taken away by its clarity and detail, only to find that after it's been uploaded and published, it looks blurry, pixelated, or much less sharp than it did when you first uploaded it.

Adding Background videos is a great way to create visual impact in your Squarespace 7.1 website, but what happens if that video just doesn't look right on mobile? If your video is being cropped, zoomed in entirely too much, or is missing important content from the frame on phones, this post is for you.