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Color Customization

Set your brand colors for buttons, links, and accent elements.

Overview

Custom colors make your landing pages and viewer match your brand. Set a primary color that applies to buttons, links, and key accent elements.

Setting Your Primary Color

Using the Color Picker

  1. Go to Settings > Branding
  2. Find Primary Color
  3. Click the color swatch
  4. Use the picker or enter a hex code
  5. Preview the result
  6. Click Save

Entering a Hex Code

If you know your exact brand color:

  1. Click in the hex input field
  2. Enter your color (e.g., #2563eb)
  3. Color updates immediately
  4. Save when satisfied

Where Colors Apply

Buttons

Your primary color on:

  • "Access Content" buttons
  • "Download" buttons
  • Form submit buttons
  • Call-to-action elements

Text links styled with:

  • Your primary color
  • Hover state (slightly darker)
  • Active/visited states

Accents

Subtle usage in:

  • Focus rings on inputs
  • Selection highlights
  • Progress indicators
  • Icons

Choosing the Right Color

Brand Consistency

Use your official brand color:

  • Match your website
  • Same as your logo's primary color
  • Consistent with other materials

Contrast Considerations

Ensure readability:

  • Light colors may not show well on white
  • Very dark colors may look black
  • Test on actual pages

Color Accessibility

For accessibility:

  • Minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio for text
  • 3:1 for large text and UI elements
  • Test with accessibility tools

Color Combinations

Light Backgrounds

Your primary color should:

  • Stand out clearly
  • Be readable as link text
  • Work on white/light gray

Good choices: Medium to dark blues, greens, purples

Dark Backgrounds (Coming Soon)

When dark mode is available:

  • May need alternate color
  • Lighter version of primary
  • Maintain brand recognition

Preview and Testing

In-App Preview

After setting color:

  • Preview panel shows examples
  • See buttons and links
  • Check how it looks

Real-World Testing

  1. Save your color
  2. Open a Generic Link landing page
  3. View actual appearance
  4. Test on mobile too

Different Contexts

Check your color on:

  • Desktop browser
  • Mobile device
  • Different lighting conditions

Common Brand Colors

By Industry

IndustryCommon Colors
TechBlues, purples
FinanceBlues, greens
HealthBlues, greens, teals
CreativeAny, often bright
LegalNavy, burgundy

Safe Choices

If unsure, these generally work well:

  • #2563eb - Professional blue
  • #059669 - Trust green
  • #7c3aed - Modern purple
  • #dc2626 - Action red

Advanced Options (Coming Soon)

Secondary Color

For:

  • Hover states
  • Secondary buttons
  • Additional accents

Text Color Override

For:

  • Custom heading colors
  • Body text customization
  • Link-specific colors

Dark Mode Colors

Separate color scheme for:

  • Dark mode viewers
  • Evening reading
  • User preference

Team Considerations

Team-Wide Color

On Team plan:

  • Color applies to all team content
  • All members use same branding
  • Consistent team appearance

Per-Lead Magnet Colors (Coming Soon)

Future feature:

  • Different colors per lead magnet
  • Use case: Multiple product lines
  • Override team default

Troubleshooting

Color Not Showing

  • Verify you clicked Save
  • Clear browser cache
  • Check you're on Pro or Team plan
  • Try hard refresh (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R)

Color Looks Different

Colors may appear slightly different:

  • Between monitors
  • On mobile vs desktop
  • In different browsers

This is normal due to color profiles.

If your logo and color don't match:

  • Use eyedropper tool on logo
  • Get hex code from brand guidelines
  • Ask designer for exact value

Resetting to Default

To revert to Vavolta's default colors:

  1. Go to Settings > Branding
  2. Click Reset next to Primary Color
  3. Confirm reset
  4. Default blue applied

Next Steps