Choose a template and a palette

Screen /site?tab=design · Roles: Admin

Your booking site’s look is two independent choices: a template, which decides the layout, and a palette, which decides the colours and the type pairing. Changing either is instant and reversible, and neither touches a word of your content.

The five templates

Template	Suited to
Harbour	A handful of properties
Atlas	A larger portfolio
Lantern	Two or three places
Ledger	Serviced apartments and long stays
Quiet	An understated brand

The template changes how the home page is composed - how prominent the search is, how destinations and collections are laid out, how a property page opens. It does not change what is on your site.

The palette presets

Slate · Harbour · Terracotta · Forest · Monochrome · Plum.

A preset sets the four colours and the typeface pairing together, so they stay coordinated. You can still set the four colours and the typeface individually on the same tab if a preset is close but not right.

1. Open /site and go to the Design tab.

2. Pick a template. The card names what each is suited to.

3. Pick a palette, or set the four colours and the typeface yourself.

4. Upload your logo and hero image, and choose the hero style: full bleed, split, or minimal.

5. Preview, then publish. A signed-in operator can preview a draft site; a guest cannot.

Your content survives a template change untouched

Templates and palettes are presentation. Your properties, room descriptions, custom pages, collections and policies are unaffected by switching, so trying all five costs you nothing.

Preview before you publish, on a phone

Most direct-booking traffic arrives on a phone. A hero image that reads well at 1440 pixels wide can put your tagline over the busiest part of the photograph on a 390-pixel screen.

What’s next

• Build your booking website.
• Add pages to your website.
• What a guest sees, end to end.