How Do I Set Brand Colors for My Feedspace Workspace?

Overview

The Branding Assets tab in Feedspace lets you set six color values that apply across all your review forms, wall of love pages, and widgets. Setting your brand colors ensures a consistent and professional look that matches your website or product.

How to Access Color Settings

1. In the left sidebar, click Settings under the Workspace section.
2. Click the Branding Assets tab.
3. Scroll past the logo and favicon section to the color fields below.

Available Color Settings

Primary Button and Font Colors

• Primary Button Color: The background color of all primary action buttons on your forms and pages.
• Primary Text Color: The main text color used on your forms, headings, and labels.
• Secondary Text Color: A softer text color used for supporting text, descriptions, and helper copy across your forms and widgets.

Card and Background Colors

• Card Background Color: The background color of individual review cards on your wall of love pages and widgets.
• Card on Hover Color: The color review cards change to when a visitor moves their mouse over them.
• Page Background Color: The overall background color of your wall of love pages.

How to Set a Color

1. Click the color swatch or input field next to the color you want to change.
2. Use the color picker to choose a color, or type a hex code directly.
3. Repeat for each color you want to set.
4. Click Save Changes when you are done.

Tip: Fetch Colors from Your Website

At the top of the Branding Assets tab, enter your website domain in the Website field and click Fetch Assets. Feedspace will attempt to automatically detect and fill in your brand colors from your website, saving you time. You can then adjust any values manually before saving.

Common Confusion

Do brand colors apply to all forms and pages automatically?

Yes. The colors you set in Branding Assets apply to all forms, wall of love pages, and widgets in the workspace by default. Individual forms or pages may allow you to override these settings locally, but the workspace-level colors are the default starting point.

My color changes are not showing

Make sure you clicked Save Changes before leaving the page. If you saved and the colors still look the same, try a hard refresh in your browser (Ctrl + Shift + R on Windows, Cmd + Shift + R on Mac) to clear cached styles.

What You Can Do Next

• Upload your brand logo and favicon to complete your workspace branding.
• Choose a font in the Typography section to match your brand’s style.