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  • Easy to configure basic functionality 

  • For early-stage companies, it is a good option due to very little maintenance needed 

  • There is no way to host PHP scripts in Squarespace without an additional plugin 

  • Custom code options are limited 

  • CSS and Javascript can be implemented 

  • There are not element IDs or names if attempting to use HTML DOM 

  • Content CANNOT be created with code, only modified slightly 

  • Forms are limited 

  • Cannot restrict field input 

  • Form entries are disposed of after submission 

  • You cannot use form input in any custom code to display content based on user input 

  • Must connect form to email or google drive to store submissions 

  • Cannot use HTML DOM on form fields due to no element IDs 

  • Documentation is a bit misleading/incomplete – don’t assume Squarespace can perform certain functionality even if the documentation says it is able to 

  • A lot of times, you need to purchase an additional plugin  

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