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[New Settings] How to design the registration & check-in experience
[New Settings] How to design the registration & check-in experience

How to make your Booking or Waitlist registration experience look and speak like your brand.

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Written by Lindsey Gagnon
Updated yesterday

Customizing your registration pages in Waitwhile ensures that your customers have a smooth, branded, and intuitive experience when signing up for services, joining a waitlist, or booking appointments. With various design options, you can gather the exact information you need while providing a seamless experience.

Steps to designing your registration & check-in experience

1. Access the Custom design settings

  1. Log in to your Waitwhile account.

  2. Go to Settings > Customer Journey > Custom Design.

2. Select the theme

Choose between our default themes or create your own custom theme.

Selecting the Custom theme will give you additional configuration options

3. Choose your layout

4. Add a background image

Upload an image to appear behind or alongside of your content area of your welcome page

  • Accepted file types:

  • Image dimensions:

  • file size limitations:

5. Personalize the colors

Customize your registration pages with HEX colors. You can specify colors for the following areas:

  • Background

  • Content card

  • Text color

  • Primary button color

  • Primary button text color

  • Secondary button color

  • Secondary button text color

6. Pick your fonts

Select your Heading font & Body font from the list of pre-loaded fonts offered by Waitwhile.

7. Set the Button radius

Slightly change the roundness of your buttons

Advanced Customization with Code editor:

The Code Editor in Waitwhile allows you to customize the design and appearance of your customer-facing pages, such as waitlists, booking pages, and registration forms. With the Code Editor, businesses can modify the layout, colors, fonts, and overall styling to align the digital experience with their brand identity. This feature gives advanced users more flexibility beyond basic settings by using markdown, HTML and CSS.

Key Features of the Code Editor in Waitwhile

1. Modify HTML Structure

  • You can tweak the HTML elements on your pages to adjust how different sections (like forms, buttons, or banners) appear and interact.

  • Example: Add custom headers, footers, or links for a more personalized customer experience.

2. Customize Styling with CSS

  • Use CSS to control the look and feel of your pages.

    • Adjust fonts, colors, margins, or backgrounds to match your brand’s theme.

    • Example: Change button colors to match your company’s primary brand color.

Warning: Access to CSS styling is only available for Enterprise subscription plans.

3. Preview Changes in Real Time

  • The Code Editor allows you to preview any changes you make in real-time to ensure everything looks and functions as expected

Important Considerations

  • Technical Knowledge: The Code Editor is designed for users with a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Incorrect code may result in broken designs or functionality.

  • Testing Required: Always preview and test your changes to ensure everything works correctly on both desktop and mobile devices.

  • Support and Resources: If you are not familiar with coding, consider consulting with a developer or using Waitwhile’s basic design tools.

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