Yes, you can add Google Forms to your Squarespace website. This process involves embedding the Google Form into your Squarespace page using an embed code. Below are the steps to guide you through the process:

Steps to Embed Google Forms in Squarespace

1. Create Your Google Form:
2. Go to Google Forms.

3. Create a new form by clicking the "+" icon or select an existing form you'd like to embed.

4. Get the Embed Code:

5. Once your form is ready, click the "Send" button on the top-right corner of the Google Forms interface.
6. In the "Send form" window, click the embed icon (which looks like "< >").

7. Google Forms will generate an HTML embed code for you. Click "Copy" to add this code to your clipboard.

8. Log in to your Squarespace Account:

9. Go to Squarespace and log in to your account.

10. Navigate to the website where you want to embed the Google Form.

11. Navigate to the Page and Add a Block:

12. Go to the page where you want to add the form.
13. Click on the "Edit" button to enter the page editor mode.

14. Locate where you'd like to place the Google Form and click on the "+" button to add a new block.

15. Add a Code Block:

16. In the block menu, search for and select the "Code" block.

17. A code block window will appear, allowing you to add custom code.

18. Embed the Google Form Code:

19. Paste the embed code you copied from Google Forms into the code block.

20. After pasting the code, click "Apply" or "Save" to embed the form.

21. Style and Format as Needed:

22. Adjust the size of the block to ensure the form fits well within your page layout.

23. Depending on the design of your website, you might need to use some custom CSS to further style the form to match your theme.

24. Save and Publish:

25. After embedding the form, click "Save" in the Squarespace editor.
26. Preview the page to see how the form looks and functions.
27. Once satisfied, publish the changes to make the Google Form live on your site.

Considerations and Limitations:

1. Form Responsiveness:

2. Ensure the Google Form is responsive and fits well on different screen sizes. Google Forms automatically adapt to various screen sizes, but additional CSS adjustments might be necessary for optimal display.

3. Form Design:

4. Google Forms have limited design customization. For a more cohesive visual match, adding custom CSS styles to the form via Squarespace might be required.

5. Script Blocking:

6. Squarespace occasionally blocks some scripts for security reasons. If your Google Form embed isn't working, ensure there's no clash between Squarespace's script policies and Google Forms.

7. Loading Speed:

8. Embedding external content like Google Forms can sometimes affect page loading times. Test different configurations if you notice a significant delay.

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully embed a Google Form into your Squarespace website. This integration allows you to collect responses and perform other form-related functionalities using the powerful features of Google Forms, all while maintaining the aesthetic and functional harmony of your Squarespace website.