Squarespace accessibility,
checked the way visitors see it.
A WCAG 2.2 and ADA scanner for Squarespace. It tests your template, blocks and images the way a visitor’s browser renders them.
No signup · 10–30 seconds
What we usually find on Squarespace.
Contrast from the template palette
Site styles that set light text on light backgrounds across the whole site.
Headings chosen for size
Heading levels picked for how they look, not for the page’s structure.
Gallery images without alt text
Gallery and banner images left without a real description.
Placeholders used as labels
Form blocks that rely on placeholder text instead of visible labels.
Slideshows without pause
Index and slideshow sections that move with no pause control.
“Learn more” everywhere
Buttons and links whose text doesn’t say where they go.
How the scan works.
Paste your URL
Any public page of your Squarespace site — the homepage, a gallery, a contact page.
We render it in a real browser
Chromium loads the page with your template and blocks, then runs 100+ checks against WCAG 2.2 A and AA — usually in 10–30 seconds.
Fix with the evidence in front of you
Each issue shows the element, where it is on the page and how to fix common cases.
QuestionsSquarespace questions.
Is Squarespace ADA compliant?
How do I fix contrast errors in Squarespace?
Do accessibility extensions or overlays make my site compliant?
Will changing my template undo my fixes?
Scan your Squarespace site now.
- Real browser, 100+ checks
- No signup
- Your score in 10–30 seconds