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Hi @CoorlasArchitecture! I love the clean, minimalist style. The site is slow to load — it looks like your site is weighed down by 27MB on the home page (ideally your page size should be around a maximum of 5MB). You can either remove some images or compress them. You can find your speed report here: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.coorlasarch.com/oUZC0dHK/ It doesn't look like you have Terms & Conditions, so I would consider adding those. Let me know if you have any questions! — Hannah

Hi! Did you ever find a way to achieve this? 🙂

Hi @norafateh, Please share your website URL so we can take a look! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @Abidali_90, You can use a separate shopping cart — for example, I use ThriveCart on my own Squarespace site to add extra features like an affiliate programme and a wider range of payment options. You can embed the Thrivecart shopping cart on a page in Squarespace, or add an external link to the cart. It isn't an integration with Squarespace's own checkout but might be an alternate option for you! — Hannah Studio Founded

@Aurora Yes — you can try this! .sqs-gallery-design-autogrid .summary-item:hover img{ transform: scale(1.2); transition: 1s ease-in-out; } .sqs-gallery-design-autogrid .summary-item img{ transition: 1s ease-in-out; }

Hi @Aurora There are a lot of possible hover effects (zoom, grayscale to color, rotate, etc.) To change the summary image brightness, you can paste this into the custom CSS panel and adjust the brightness value! .sqs-gallery-design-autogrid .summary-item:hover img{ filter: brightness(150%); } — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @basianiez Glad the plugin links were helpful 😊 If you use 7.1, all the templates include the same features so you can choose any! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @Aurora, What effect would you like to add on hover? What type of summary block is it (grid, carousel, etc.)? Please share your site URL so we can take a look! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @IMP, Please share the page URL so we can take a look! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @basianiez, @WillMyers Split Screen Layout plugin will be perfect for your split layout (and yes, you can make make one side 'stick' in place while the other scrolls). Your example site looks like it uses a slide out mobile style navigation on desktop. I think this plugin would work for you! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @Sidra! It looks lovely! The only things I would note are: I can't seem to click the links in your footer (portfolio, email, etc). Add legal pages (Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions). The light brown text over the beige background doesn't have enough contrast so does not meet accessibility checks. Your images are quite large and are slowing the site down a little. I recommend resizing them for web and compressing further. Let me know if you have any questions! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @AdamJ So pleased it was helpful! Re. your mockup — totally possible, you can add a product block to a section above your products on the store page. P.S. I've been updating my own site today and know how much of a pain it can be to go back and forth on changes! If you'd like help with it I can clean up and simplify a lot of your site in a couple of hours. — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @AdamJ It is quite text heavy, but I think some design tweaks would help. Home Overall, I would add more white space to give the design more breathing room. Remove the text overlay on the rotating image in the header section. It's busy and moves too quickly to easily be read. The second section (plans, numbers, images, etc.) could be broken into two rows (a 3x2 grid). Six steps within the "how it works" section feels overwhelming. Could you reduce the content to 3-4 steps? There are some gaps in the Case Studies section between the paragraph text and button. The header CTA totally depends on your main offer. Are products your primary offer, or do you want clients to book a call to discuss a project? About Break this information into two sections so the text feels less blocky. The first section could be more about the brand and what you offer, and the second section could be about the founders and people behind the brand. FAQ I would reduce the text size a little. Blog The posts and text feel quite close together. Can you add a little more white space? Products I am a little confused about your offer. If you had 1-3 products, using a store to sell services would be more user-friendly, but with so many products it's a little confusing what to buy, when to buy it, and how the process works. I think I would encourage customers to reach out to you so you can discuss options with them and send an invoice for the core product + add ons. If you don't want to invoice them, you can set up the store with just your core offer. After they purchase your core offer, you can redirect them to a hidden store page with the add-on products (tutorial here). Let me know if this all makes sense! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @jonnydeep0 Are you using Classic Editor or Fluid Engine? With Fluid Engine, you can edit mobile view separately. Otherwise, you may need: CSS to adjust elements A web designer who can best adjust your site elements to mobile To consider mobile-first design Broken links occur when you add a link then change the page URL. Just be mindful when updating your page URLs that you will need to also change any broken links. There isn't an easy or automatic ways to fix broken URL. Page speed issues can be due to things like image size, number of fonts, amount of code. Please share your URL so I can take a look! — Hannah Studio Founded

Hi @Ihab-Workplace! Visitors should be able to visit your site and immediately understand what you do. I recommend developing the home page with more copy to describe what you offer, your brand story, your unique selling points, your specific services, etc. This will also support your SEO and help you be found easier! I would definitely add more information about your offer. Exactly what services do you provide? What do costs/timeframes look like? Who do you work with? Who don't you work with? Do you work in a specific location or remotely worldwide? Lastly, I recommend adding the newsletter sign up to the home page so it's easy to find. Explain what subscribers will get from it — what value will your newsletter offer? You can incentive sign ups by offering a useful or exciting freebie in return for their email (for example, a 10-point guide on things business owners need to know about email security). Let me know if this helps! — Hannah Studio Founded