update squarespace

src/posts/2026/2026-08-05-visual-site-builders-accessibility.md

@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ I have written [further thoughts on Framer accessibility](/framer-accessibility)
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 | Semantic HTML | Template tested uses somewhat reasonable semantic HTML. Choice of what is considered a heading is a bit curious | 2 |
 | Keyboard navigation | Template tested has custom tab focus styling. Cannot be further edited, but custom that fits the theme is pretty standout. Skip link included in at least some templates. | 3 |
-| Reading order | Imperfect and can't be edited by user. Block-based layout is a little too freeform to ensure proper reading order, so the user should be careful where they add things. Early testing indicates that reading order is determined by the *first* place a block is placed, and is never re-assessed by the builder. | 1 |
+| Reading order | Imperfect and can't be edited by user. Block-based layout is a little too freeform to ensure proper reading order, so the user should be careful where they add things. It's a little unclear where the reading order follows from, because it doesn't always map to the blocks. | 1 |
 | Text alternatives | Supported. | 3 |
 | Color | Dark mode requires custom code or a plugin and seems *extremely* painful to accomplish. | 1 |
 | Other | This isn't an accessibility consideration, but *christ* is Squarespace a pain to work with. | 1 |