You can customize your default site colors to create a cohesive color theme for the entire campaign. Leverage your brand colors to maintain consistency across all platforms and ensure instant brand recognition.
Use consistent brand colors that invoke trust and credibility. Here are a few tips:
Color Theory: Colors have psychological impacts. For example, blue often conveys trust, while green can suggest growth or prosperity.
Contrast & Readability: Ensure there's enough contrast between background colors and text. This not only aids in readability but also highlights important sections like CTAs.
Color Overload: Avoid using too many colors. Stick to a defined palette to ensure a clean and organized look.
You will be able to set the following default colors:
Primary Color: This color will be set as the default color for Navigation, Footer, and Portal background colors.
Secondary Color: This color will be set as the color for the funding progress bar.
Button Color: This color will be set for any buttons that you have integrated on the campaign such as the Donate, Ticketing, Peer-to-Peer and Share buttons.
Link Color: This color will be set for any hyperlink on the site.
You can also unlink default colors within each section and module to help highlight certain fundraising components such as the donate button.
Setting Default Site Colors is available on our new Site Design Editor. For more information or access to the new Site Design Editor, email [email protected].
To set or unlink the default colors, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Under Campaigns, select the settings of the campaign you wish to edit.
Step 2: Select your Site. You can click anywhere outside the hyperlink to access the settings.
Step 3: Select Design at the top and Defaults from the left navigation bar.
Step 4: Select the colored square next to the color you want to set. You can copy and past your organization's hex colors here.
Unlink Default Colors
To use a unique color that is different from the default colors set, select the Unlink option next to a specific color.
For example in your Navigation, Footer or Portal design settings:
Or in a site Module:
For access to the Site Editor, or if you have additional questions, contact us at [email protected].