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Smart Planner — Theme Settings & Branding

Customize Smart Planner colors, fonts, and logos to match your brand

Written by Product Management
Updated over a month ago

Where to configure theme settings

Theme settings for Smart Planner are managed under Settings → Distribution Channel → Theme (or the equivalent theming section in your TripBuilder admin panel, depending on your version).

Smart Planner inherits from the broader TripBuilder theme configuration but also has specific overrides for planner-specific UI elements.

What you can customize

Colors

You can set custom colors for the following elements:

Element

What it controls

Primary color

Buttons, links, selected states, progress indicators

Secondary color

Secondary actions, hover states, accents

Font family

Pick amongst a few options

Font Url

Provide the url to a specific font

Borders rounding

Rounded or squared

Colors are specified as hex values (e.g., #1A73E8).

How theming works in practice

Smart Planner renders its UI using the theme values from your DC settings. When a user opens Smart Planner on your website or portal:

  1. The planner loads the theme configuration for that Distribution Channel.

  2. All UI elements (buttons, cards, drawers, text) render using your custom colors and fonts.

  3. The experience looks and feels like part of your branded website.

If no custom theme is configured, Smart Planner uses Nezasa's default theme.

Tips for effective branding

  • Test contrast — ensure your primary color provides sufficient contrast against card backgrounds and text. Poor contrast makes the planner hard to read.

  • Keep it consistent — use the same primary and secondary colors as the rest of your website for a seamless experience.

  • Logo sizing — use a horizontal logo rather than a stacked one for best results in the planner header.

  • Preview before publishing — test your theme configuration in a staging environment before applying it to your live DC.

Limitations

  • Theme settings apply to the entire Smart Planner interface for a given DC. You cannot theme individual templates differently.

  • Some UI elements in third-party drawers (e.g., payment forms) may not fully inherit your theme due to iframe isolation.

  • Very long font names or unavailable web fonts will fall back to system defaults.

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