User Item List Carousels are a fantastic way to treat your Squarespace site visitors to your products, testimonials, or services. However, what if you need to have them scroll automatically, with no user interaction?

Engaging high-conversion experiences are a must in modern web design. In Squarespace version 7.1, carousels and image galleries come packed with a big visual punch, but with built-in links to the individual images

Squarespace 7.1 hides the mobile hamburger menu on desktop screens by default. If you prefer a consistent mobile-first design or want to simplify desktop navigation, you can override this behavior with CSS.

The before-and-after image slider in Squarespace lets users visually compare two images using an interactive slider. It enhances UX, boosts engagement, and improves content clarity for portfolios, product transformations, and service showcases.

Squarespace’s built-in gallery blocks are both beautiful and functional; however, there are times when a one-size gallery layout doesn’t fit all screen sizes.

Squarespace 7.1 doesn't have a custom mouse cursor out of the box, but these few CSS lines and a hosted image should give you a bespoke cursor experience. In this post

You can also choose to hide the Add to Cart button if you are building a catalog only site and you don't want to have (or aren't ready to launch) direct sales, or if you are using external affiliate system for your products and you want to force users to click through on the affiliate's website to purchase.

Header button Squarespace 7.1 allows only 1 button in the header by default. Your header can only have one header button in 7.1. Now, let’s say you want 2 buttons or more, such as more calls to action or custom links; this standard restriction becomes a design block.

If your banner image is looking exactly right on desktop but breaking or overflowing on mobile, we recently did some work on that. This is a known problem with Squarespace 7.1

Your images are more than eye candy; they’re your “creative assets,” your brand identity, and a part of your website experience. If you’re on Squarespace 7.1, you may be wondering how to safeguard all these assets from theft, misuse, or undesired downloads.