How do I make my Squarespace site look good on mobile?

Squarespace templates are responsive by default, but responsive does not mean optimized. Check your site on an actual phone — not just the preview in the Squarespace editor. Look for text that is too small to read, buttons that are too close together to tap accurately, images that are cropped awkwardly on narrow screens, and sections that require horizontal scrolling. Fix these issues by adjusting your content layout, increasing font sizes for mobile, and using Squarespace's mobile-specific visibility controls.

Keep your mobile navigation simple and your most important content above the fold. On mobile, above the fold means the first screen a visitor sees without scrolling. This should include your business name, what you do, your location or service area, and a prominent phone number or contact button. Do not waste this prime real estate on a large hero image with no actionable text — mobile visitors are usually looking for something specific, and you need to deliver it immediately.

Optimize your tap targets. Buttons should be at least 44 pixels tall on mobile, with clear spacing between them. Your phone number should be clickable (tap-to-call). Your contact form should use appropriate input types — email fields that trigger the email keyboard, phone fields that trigger the number pad. These small details dramatically improve the mobile user experience and increase the chances that a visitor completes a contact action on their phone.