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Branding and design

Your reservation page's branding — logos, banner image, colors, and page text — lives in Global Settings. Open Settings in the left-hand menu of the admin dashboard, then click Global Settings.

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Walkthrough: branding your reservation page in Global Settings.
ℹ️Note

Global Settings applies account-wide — every venue shares the one reservation page theme. The page is only visible to account-level admins; venue admins, regional admins, and read-only users won't see it.

Brand Images

The Brand Images card has four upload tiles. Each image applies as soon as the upload finishes — there's no separate save button in this section.

The Brand Images card in Global Settings, with upload tiles for the Homepage Banner, Logo Dark, Favicon, and Logo Light
FieldDescription
Homepage BannerThe hero image at the top of your reservation page. Use a wide, high-resolution JPG (around 1440×820 works well). Rex layers a dark gradient over the image so overlaid text stays readable.
Logo DarkThe dark version of your logo, for light backgrounds. Upload a high-resolution PNG with a transparent background and no extra padding around the logo.
FaviconThe small square icon associated with your reservation page. Upload a 200×200 PNG or JPG — ideally the same favicon as your main website.
Logo LightThe light (inverted) version of your logo, for dark backgrounds. This image is also used as the logo in confirmation and reminder emails — if you don't upload one, emails fall back to Logo Dark.

Which logo guests see in the header is controlled by the Home Logo Theme setting under Page Settings below — Rex doesn't switch logos automatically based on your colors.

Page Colors

Each swatch in the Page Colors card opens a color picker that accepts a 6-digit hex code (e.g. #000000 for black). Changes save immediately and apply across the entire reservation page.

The Page Colors card showing the eight color swatches, from Body Background to Main Button Text
FieldDescription
Body BackgroundThe background color behind the main content of the reservation page.
HeaderThe background color of the top navigation bar.
FooterThe background color of the footer at the bottom of the page.
Main ButtonThe fill color for primary buttons — most importantly the booking button. Also used on accent elements like tag filters.
Progress BarThe fill color of the progress bar guests see as they move through the booking steps.
Header TextThe text color used in the header — nav links and any header copy.
Footer TextThe text color used in the footer.
Main 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.

Page Settings

Click Edit on the Page Settings card to open its editing modal. This is where you set the page text, choose which logo shows in the header, and pick the confirmation icon.

The Page Settings modal with the HTML Title, Home Page Title, Home Page Link, Company Name, Home Logo Theme, and Confirmation Icon fields
FieldDescription
HTML TitleThe page title shown in browser tabs and search results. Usually your venue name plus 'Reservations' or 'Book now'.
Home Page TitleThe large heading at the top of your reservation page (e.g. "Plan your visit").
Home Page LinkThe URL guests are taken to when they click your logo. Usually your main marketing website, so the reservation page and your site feel like one experience.
Company NameYour business name, shown in the footer of the reservation page.
Home Logo ThemeWhether the header shows your Logo Light or Logo Dark. Pick the one that contrasts with your Header color — Light on dark headers, Dark on light headers.
Confirmation IconThe celebratory icon guests see on the confirmation screen after completing a booking. Choose from options like celebrate, success, thumbs up, ticket, beer, bowling, cocktail, golf flag, and more.

Click Save changes at the bottom of the modal — an "All settings updated successfully" message confirms the update.

Reservation Page Settings

The Reservation Page Settings card (click Edit) controls the wording the booking page uses for your resources.

The Reservation Page Settings modal with the Action Icon, Action Text, Party Title, Group Title, and Occasion Title fields
FieldDescription
Action TextThe word the booking page uses for your bookable resource — Bay, Court, Lane, Table, Room, Tee Time, Ticket, Booth, and more. It appears in pricing (e.g. "per bay") and throughout the booking flow.
Party TitleThe word used for party and event bookings. It appears in the title of party request emails (e.g. "Party Request").

Colors and images apply as soon as you change them — open your reservation page in another tab and refresh to confirm everything renders the way you want. For account-wide defaults like currency, date format, and time slot duration, see Global settings.

Updated Jun 12, 2026

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