Yes, you can add a Google Form to a Squarespace website, and the process is relatively straightforward. Here’s a detailed step-by-step guide on how to do it:

Step 1: Create Your Google Form

1. Log in to Google Drive: Go to Google Drive and log in with your Google account.
2. Create a New Form:
   • Click on the New button in the top-left corner.
   • Hover over More and select Google Forms.
   • Design your form by adding questions, adjusting settings, and customizing the appearance.

Step 2: Get the Embed Code

1. Access the Form: Once your form is ready, click on the Send button in the top-right corner of the form editor.
2. Get the Embed Code:
   • In the popup that appears, click on the <> Embed option.
   • Adjust the width and height if necessary.
   • Copy the embed code provided.

Step 3: Add the Form to Squarespace

1. Log in to Squarespace: Go to your Squarespace account and log in.
2. Navigate to the Page: Choose the page where you want to embed the Google Form. You can do this from the Pages tab in the main menu.
3. Edit the Page:
   • Click Edit on the desired page.
   • Find the spot where you want to insert the form and hover over it until you see an insert point (a small plus icon).
4. Add a Code Block:
   • Click the plus icon to open the block inserter.
   • Select Code from the options.
5. Insert the Embed Code:
   • In the Code Block, paste the embed code you copied from Google Forms.
   • Click Apply or Save to embed the form.

Step 4: Style and Test the Form

1. Preview Your Site: It’s good practice to preview your site to make sure the form appears and functions as expected.
2. Adjust Styling: While Google Forms offers limited styling options, you can always return to the form editor to make adjustments. Keep in mind that Squarespace's custom CSS may not directly affect the embedded form, as it’s being pulled from an external source.
3. Test the Form: Submit a test response to ensure that everything is working correctly.

Considerations and Limitations

• Responsiveness: Make sure your form is responsive and displays correctly on different devices. Adjust the width and height in the embed code if necessary.
• Form Styling: Google Forms have a specific design that might not fully match your Squarespace aesthetics. Limited customizations are available within Google Forms.
• Tracking: If you need to track form submissions, Google Forms integrates well with Google Sheets and Google Analytics for tracking purposes.
• Security and Privacy: Ensure that embedding third-party forms does not compromise your site's security or the privacy of your users’ data. Google Forms are generally secure, but always review the privacy settings and data-sharing policies.

Adding a Google Form to your Squarespace site can enhance interaction by allowing you to collect information, conduct surveys, or receive feedback seamlessly. By following these steps, you ensure that your form is embedded professionally and functions correctly within your website’s layout.