The “Manage Custom Files” feature in Squarespace is truly a lifesaver when it comes to uploading PDFs, images, videos, and any other downloadable resources.

Squarespace is an incredible website-building platform for photographers, creatives, and small business owners, but sometimes it doesn’t make it easy to find important information>

Squarespace’s native gallery blocks are gorgeous and functional, but in some cases, one gallery layout might not be the perfect fit for all screen sizes. Maybe your desktop users would be great.

Are your merchandise photos appearing clipped, enlarged, or weird in your Squarespace shop? You're not alone. By standard, Squarespace applies layout rules.

Slide arrows may be a little thing, but they have a massive impact on how your users engage with your galleries and image sliders. Squarespace 7.1 comes with plain white SVG arrows by default,

Looking to make a Squarespace section really pop like a proper modal window? Although Squarespace doesn’t have a native lightbox feature for full sections.

Squarespace 7.1 comes with a gorgeous, slimmed-down interface for building galleries, but one thing that it doesn’t have built in is the ability to place a custom background image.

Squarespace 7.1 utilizes a robust video framework called Plyr.js for the insertion and control of video blocks. It comes with this standard-centered play button overlay.

Squarespace provides an elegant way to include video as part of your pages, but it seems there is an odd issue - many people find their YouTube videos not flashing up, showing up as blank.

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.

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,

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.