Accessibility implementation worksheet

Where does a Squarespace repair actually run?

Before choosing a repair route, identify the page owner and test the published flow. A site-wide script may help on eligible published pages, but it does not give you control of every checkout or embedded third-party component. This small triage tool records the next check for three common locations.

Choose the affected location

Where is the barrier visible? A published Squarespace page Squarespace-managed checkout Embedded third-party content

Observed barrier and page URL

Select a location and describe the issue.

Keep the verification sequence clear

Confirm whether the current Squarespace plan offers site-wide Code Injection.
If eligible, add the approved snippet, save it, and verify it on published pages in ADAFix before enabling repairs.
Retest the actual affected flow with keyboard and assistive technology as appropriate; installation alone does not certify accessibility.
For managed checkout or embeds, identify the responsible platform or third party and record a separate review path.

The Squarespace accessibility repair eligibility and live checks page describes the site-wide Code Injection route, its plan dependency, and the boundary for managed checkout and embedded content. This independent worksheet helps frame an inspection; it does not inspect a site or promise a fix.