Who this is for: studio operators (admin panel) · Product: Podyx V2
Appearance settings exist for one reason: a client should never feel like they left your website. The moment a booking page looks like generic software, a little trust leaks out. This is where you close that gap.
🎥 Watch the walkthrough
🔧 Where to find it
Storefront → Appearance
🎨 Visual styling
Colors. Match your brand palette.
Fonts. Use the typography your site already uses.
Light or dark theme.
Border radius. Sharp corners or soft ones, whichever matches your site's personality.
💡 Border radius is the detail people forget, and it is one of the strongest signals that two pages belong to the same brand. Copy whatever your website does.
🎯 Your brand colour in emails
Your brand colour is used on your booking page and in the emails your clients receive. Both should look like the same company, which means the colour has to be one Podyx can read.
⚠️ A brand colour saved as a colour name, for example teal, rather than a hex code now falls back to the standard Podyx colour in emails. Re-enter it as a hex code in Storefront → Appearance. If your emails have suddenly stopped looking like your brand, check this first.
Emails now always use a valid brand colour, so the text on a button stays readable against it. Previously a brand colour could leave a button label effectively invisible.
You can type a colour without the # — Podyx adds it for you.
💡 A colour that works on your booking page but not in your emails is worse than no colour at all. After you change your brand colour, open an email preview. It takes two seconds and it is a habit worth having.
🖼 Brand assets
Logo. Appears across the booking experience and links back to your website.
Favicon. The small icon in the browser tab.
Email banner. The image at the top of the emails your clients receive.
The email banner is the easiest one to overlook and the most visible over time, since every confirmation, reminder and invoice email carries it.
🧠 Why it matters
A seamless handoff. Clients stay in your world from first click to payment.
Higher completion. People abandon checkouts that feel unfamiliar or improvised.
Every email markets you, not the software you happen to use.
You look bigger than you are, which matters when you are competing for corporate work.
✅ Summary
Match your colors, fonts, theme and corner style to your website, save your brand colour as a hex code so your emails carry it too, upload your logo, favicon and email banner, then open your booking page next to your homepage and compare them side by side. If they look like the same company, you are done.
Related: Build Your Landing Page · Embed Booking on Your Site · Automated Emails & Notifications · Custom Domain & Account