Booking site settings
How to appearance and brand styling
The Appearance tab controls the visual design of the booking site. Operators can set brand color, body colors, title and content colors, border colors, button colors, header styling, tab and text colors, cart styling, and the color behavior of time slots such as fully available, partially booked, sold out, unavailable, and call-to-book states.
The Appearance tab controls the visual design of the booking site. Operators can set brand color, body colors, title and content colors, border colors, button colors, header styling, tab and text colors, cart styling, and the color behavior of time slots such as fully available, partially booked, sold out, unavailable, and call-to-book states.
Appearance and brand styling
The Appearance tab controls the visual design of the booking site. Operators can set brand color, body colors, title and content colors, border colors, button colors, header styling, tab and text colors, cart styling, and the color behavior of time slots such as fully available, partially booked, sold out, unavailable, and call-to-book states.
- Use brand and button colors to align the booking site with the business identity.
- Header logo options determine whether the site presents company-name styling or logo-driven styling.
- Time-slot color controls affect how availability states are visually communicated to guests.
- Custom slot coloring matters because it influences urgency, clarity, and conversion behavior.
Tips
- Set appearance and content first, then refine customer and participant fields so the public site feels branded before you optimize data collection.
- Keep required fields to the true minimum needed for operations and compliance.
- Review publish settings whenever new public surfaces like products, vouchers, or memberships are introduced.