Styles
Open Booking page, then Edit booking page. The Style tab lists five layouts. Choosing one changes the arrangement of the page. Your services, team, and words stay the same.
- Classic — a booking workspace with a sticky summary. White, navy, and OperMae blue. Palette: OperMae.
- Frame — a photo storefront, then a focused booking view. Palette: Walnut & Terracotta.
- Salon — a dark evergreen page with a focused booking flow. Palette: Evergreen & Brass.
- Studio — a calm studio profile with treatment-first booking. Palette: Plum & Blush.
- Split — the business stays on one side while booking unfolds on the other. Palette: Evergreen & Sage.
Colors
On Style and on Colors & type, each layout offers its own palettes. A palette changes colors only and keeps the layout you chose. You can also set page background, section background, buttons, accent, headings, and body text. If a combination may be hard to read, the editor says so.
Content and photos
The Content tab lists every section, including one you have hidden, so you can open it or show it again. The Images tab is where you change the cover photo, logo, and gallery. The cover photo is used by every style.
Booking page experience chooses a business page with booking, or booking only. Customers see that choice after you publish.
Typography and corners
Typography and corner shape (square or rounded) apply across the page.
Backgrounds
Page and section backgrounds are colors. Photos belong in your cover photo and your gallery, not behind your text.
Remember to publish
Save draft keeps your work in the editor. Customers see it after you choose Publish changes.