1) Open the Branding Area
- Log into the Wi-Fi admin portal.
- Click BRANDING in the top navigation.
- Select the correct Location/Experience (top-left dropdown).
- In the left menu, confirm you’re on Branding Settings.
2) Upload Your Images
Add Your Logo Image
- Under Logo Image, drag-and-drop your logo file or click the upload area.
- Use a clean logo (PNG recommended, ideally with transparent background).
- Optional: check Hide Logo if you want a full-bleed design without a logo.
Best practice tips
- Keep the logo horizontal when possible.
- Make sure it’s readable on mobile.
Add Your Background Image
- Under Background Image, drag-and-drop or click to upload.
- Choose an image that won’t compete with text/buttons (simple, slightly dark, or blurred works best).
Best practice tips
- Avoid busy photos behind text.
Make sure text remains highly readable on top of the image.
B) Set Your Brand Colors
Background Color
- Go to Colors → Background Color.
- Paste your HEX color (example: #FFFFFF) or use the color picker (available in the platform).
- This is typically the base behind content areas.
Accent Color
- Enter your brand accent color using HEX or the color picker.
- This is used for highlights and UI accents.
Button Color
- Set the button fill color.
- Choose a high-contrast color that stands out from the background.
Quick rule: The button should visually pop while maintaining strong readability.
C) (Optional) Upload Custom Fonts
Set Heading / Body / Button Fonts
You may upload:
- Heading Font
- Body Font
- Button Font
If you don’t have licensed brand fonts, it’s perfectly fine to use the system defaults for better performance and compatibility.
D) Set Text Colors (Readability Matters)
Heading Text Color
Choose a color with strong contrast against your background.
Body Text Color
Ensure paragraph text is easy to read (avoid light gray on light backgrounds).
Button Text Color
Make sure it contrasts clearly with the Button Color.
E) Configure the Landing Page (Login Screen)
Primary Header Message
Add the main headline.
Example:
- “Welcome to [Venue Name] Wi-Fi”
- “Enter your information to get access”
Secondary Header Message
Add a short supporting message.
Example:
- “Provide your details below to connect for free.”
- “Stay connected and receive updates and offers.”
Button Message
Use: “Continue”
(This takes users to the Cards Page.)
F) Configure the Cards Page + Redirect
Cards Page Primary Header Message
Set the headline shown above the cards.
Example:
- “You’re Connected!”
- “Explore What’s Happening Today”
- “Thanks for Connecting”
15) Default Destination URL
Enter the full URL (including https://) where users should be redirected after clicking the connect button on the Cards Page.
Recommended destinations by venue type:
- Retail/Mall: Directory or offers page
- Stadium/Arena: Event info or mobile concessions
- Museum/Theater: Tickets or exhibits
- Mixed-use property: Events or promotions page
16) Opt-in Terms (Yes/No Toggle)
Since this is a Yes/No opt-in, keep the language clear and concise.
Example Opt-in Copy:
“Would you like to receive updates, promotions, and special offers from [Brand Name]?”
(Users select Yes or No.)
Keep the language straightforward and compliant with your privacy policy.
17) Opt-in Default State
Select whether the toggle defaults to Yes or No.
For most compliance-forward setups, defaulting to No (Unchecked) is recommended unless otherwise advised by legal counsel.
G) Preview + Publish
Preview the Experience
Click Preview Experience and check:
- Mobile layout
- Logo sizing
- Text readability
- Button visibility
- Background image cropping
19) Save Changes
Click Update Experience.
If possible, test by joining the live Wi-Fi network from a mobile device.