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Your bookings, your colours: welcome themes

Your bookings, your colours: welcome themes

Match your booking pages to your brand with ready-made colour themes.

Midnight – fictional sample data.
Midnight – fictional sample data.

Themes coordinate the background, cards, text, buttons, links and selected dates. Choose a light, muted, medium-dark, dark or gradient style.

How to change your colours

  1. Sign in to Micali.
  2. Select Account in the side menu.
  3. Under Colours of the booking pages, choose a theme and check the preview.
  4. Save your changes and check your public booking page on mobile too.

Or ask AI for help: “I want to change the colour of my booking page.” It will help you with the settings.

The account’s booking-page colours apply to events, services and procedures without their own theme. Choose Default app look to return to the original colours. Account theme is a separate setting for your team’s workspace.

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