Rex

Branding and design

Once your target launch date is set, head to Settings → Global Settings to set up the branding and look of your reservation page. This is also where you configure account-wide defaults like currency, date format, and time slot duration.

Open the Settings tab from the left-hand menu of the admin dashboard, then click Global Settings. Everything below lives on this page.

SettingsGlobal Settings

Logos and banner image

The top-left of the page has upload fields for your banner image, your logos, and a favicon. Use the dark logo on light-colored headers and the light logo on dark-colored headers — Rex picks the right one depending on the header color you set below.

FieldDescription
Banner imageThe hero image at the top of your reservation page. Use a wide JPG (around 1440×820). A subtle dark overlay keeps overlaid text and buttons readable.
Dark logoUsed when the header background is light. Upload a high-resolution PNG with transparent background. Avoid extra padding around the logo.
Light logoUsed when the header background is dark. Same format as the dark logo — just an inverted color version so it stays visible on dark backgrounds.
FaviconThe small icon shown in browser tabs and bookmarks. Upload a 200×200 JPG or PNG. Match the favicon on your main website for brand continuity.
Logo for emails (optional)A separate logo for confirmation and reminder emails. Email clients render images at lower resolutions than browsers — use a format and size that holds up small.

Brand colors

Each color field accepts a 6-digit hex code (e.g. #000000 for black). These colors apply across the entire reservation page.

FieldDescription
Body backgroundThe background color behind the main content of the reservation page.
Header backgroundThe background color of the top navigation bar. This determines whether to use the dark or light logo above.
Header textThe text color used in the header — your nav links and any header copy.
Footer backgroundThe background color of the footer at the bottom of the reservation page.
Footer textThe text color used in the footer.
Accent / link colorUsed for inline links, the login prompt in the top-right, and the small arrow icons. Pick something that stands out against the header color.
Button backgroundThe fill color for primary buttons — most importantly the Book a Reservation button.
Button textThe text color inside primary buttons.
💡Tip

If you don't know your brand hex codes, grab them from your existing website with a color picker tool, or ask your designer. Aim for the reservation page to feel like a natural extension of your main site, not a separate product.

Confirmation page icon

When a guest finishes booking, Rex shows a confirmation screen with a celebratory icon. Pick the icon that fits your brand — Confirmation Icon is in the right-side panel and offers a short list of options (party popper, checkmark, etc.). It also appears at the top of the guest's confirmation email.

Page settings

Below the colors, you'll find the Page Settings section. This is where you customize the text that appears on your reservation page and where your logo links to.

FieldDescription
HTML titleThe page title that appears in browser tabs and search engine results. Usually your venue name plus 'Reservations' or 'Book now'.
Homepage titleThe large heading shown at the top of your reservation page (e.g. "Plan your visit"). Replace it with anything that fits your brand voice.
Logo click destinationThe URL guests are taken to when they click your logo. Usually your main marketing website — that keeps the reservation page and your site feeling like one experience.
Company nameShown in the footer of every page and in confirmation emails.
Homepage logo (dark or light)Choose which uploaded logo to use as the default on the homepage. Match it to your header background — light logo on dark headers, dark logo on light headers.

When you're done, click Save at the top of the page. Changes apply immediately — refresh your reservation page in another tab to confirm everything renders the way you want.

Updated May 13, 2026

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