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Configure booking page content and brand

Edit visitor-facing copy, language and appearance while keeping the meeting offer accurate.

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Review Page and Words

Open the page editor’s Page section for the visitor-facing information and language. Read the title, host introduction and description as a client would. The wording should explain the call, what to bring and what happens next.

Words lets you rewrite labels in the Time, Details and Confirmed steps. A renamed label should still describe the underlying action. Use the preview to check length, clarity and the chosen language.

Choose Branding

  1. Choose the brand source.

    Select Your studio’s branding to follow the shared default or Its own for a page-specific look.

  2. Review the colour and logo.

    Use the page’s colour and logo controls. A square image is recommended by the editor. Check how it reads at phone size.

  3. Choose type and ground.

    The available type choices are Editorial, Modern and Classic; ground choices include Paper, White and Ink.

  4. Read the whole page.

    Check contrast, long titles and action labels in the visitor preview.

Booking editor Branding tab with studio identity, color and template choices
Branding changes the visitor page; the preview shows its appearance. Select the image to view it larger in a new tab.

Understand what changes

Branding changes the client’s booking page; it does not recolour the Tamaam workspace. Calendar settings → Booking pages supplies the studio default that an individual page can follow.

A page-specific choice and the studio’s identity are different scopes. Confirm which you intend before replacing a logo or changing a colour used on other booking pages.

Check both preview sizes

  • Read the title, meeting length, place and host introduction on Phone and Desktop.
  • Check long questions and confirmation labels in the selected language.
  • Keep the actual meeting offer aligned with the copy: free pricing is not a paid consultation flow.
  • Open as the client sees it before preparing sharing material.

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