Branding
Branding (also called Themes) controls the visual appearance of your webapp. Match your corporate identity by customizing colors, fonts, shapes, and more.
What is Branding?
Branding profiles define how your webapp looks to customers. Each profile includes:
- Color palette
- Typography (fonts)
- Component roundings (button corners, cards, etc.)
- Icon styles
You can create multiple branding profiles and assign them to different webapps.
Creating Branding
Basic Information
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Internal name for your reference |
| Description | Notes about when to use this branding |
| Default Branding | Base theme to inherit from (Stampix default) |
INFO
Empty branding values fall back to the default branding. You only need to customize what you want to change.
Color Settings
Primary Colors
| Color | Usage |
|---|---|
| Primary | Main brand color — buttons, links, highlights |
| Secondary | Accent color — secondary buttons, subtle highlights |
| Text | Default text color |
Status Colors
| Color | Usage |
|---|---|
| Danger | Error messages, destructive actions |
| Warning | Warning messages, caution states |
How to Set Colors
- Open your branding profile
- Navigate to the Colors section
- Click on a color field
- Enter a hex color code (e.g.,
#3B82F6) or use the color picker - Save your changes
TIP
Test your colors for accessibility. Ensure sufficient contrast between text and backgrounds.
Font Settings
Font Types
| Type | Usage |
|---|---|
| Body Font | General text, paragraphs, descriptions |
| Title Font | Headings, product names, section titles |
| Monospace Font | Code, technical text (rarely used) |
Font Sources
You can get fonts from two sources:
Google Fonts
- Select "Google Fonts" as the source
- Search for your font
- Select it from the list
Custom Upload
- Select "Custom Font" as the source
- Upload your font files (.woff, .woff2, .ttf, or .otf)
- Upload both normal and bold weight files
Font Settings
For each font, you can configure:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Font Name | The name of your selected font |
| Fallback Font | What to use if the main font fails to load |
Fallback options: Serif, Sans Serif, Monospace, System UI
Component Roundings
Control how rounded corners appear on different elements:
| Component | What it affects |
|---|---|
| General | Default rounding for most elements |
| Button | Button corners |
| Input | Text fields, dropdowns |
| Card | Product cards, content boxes |
| Modal | Popup dialogs |
| Image | Photo containers |
| Thumbnail | Small image previews |
Rounding Values
Choose from preset options:
| Value | Appearance |
|---|---|
| None | Sharp, square corners |
| Small | Subtle rounding |
| Medium | Moderate rounding |
| Large | Very rounded |
| Full | Completely round (pill shape for buttons) |
| Custom | Enter a specific pixel value |
Icon Settings
Configure the style of icons throughout your webapp:
| Setting | Options |
|---|---|
| Style | Line style of icons |
| Shape | Container shape around icons |
Using Branding
Assigning to Webapps
- Create or edit a webapp
- In the Brand Configuration section
- Select your branding profile from the dropdown
Multiple Webapps
One branding profile can be used by multiple webapps. This is useful when:
- Running multiple campaigns with consistent branding
- Maintaining brand consistency across promotions
Creating Variations
If you need slightly different looks:
- Create a new branding profile
- Select the same default branding
- Only change what needs to be different
Previewing Changes
After saving your branding:
- Open your webapp
- Click Open in new tab
- See your changes in action
WARNING
Changes take effect immediately on the live webapp. Test in Demo Mode first.
Best Practices
Colors
- Use your brand's primary color for main actions
- Ensure text is readable on all backgrounds
- Test how colors look on mobile devices
- Keep status colors (danger, warning) distinct
Fonts
- Use 1-2 fonts maximum (body and title)
- Ensure fonts are readable at small sizes
- Consider loading time for custom fonts
- Always set appropriate fallbacks
Roundings
- Stay consistent — use similar roundings throughout
- Match your brand's visual style (modern = more rounded, corporate = less)
- Consider how buttons look next to input fields
Overall
- Less is more — subtle customization looks professional
- Test on multiple devices and browsers
- Get feedback before going live
Examples
Modern Tech Brand
- Primary Color:
#3B82F6(blue) - Secondary Color:
#10B981(green) - Body Font: Inter (Google Fonts)
- Title Font: Inter
- Roundings: Medium to Large
- Icons: Modern, rounded
Luxury Brand
- Primary Color:
#1F1F1F(near black) - Secondary Color:
#C9A55C(gold) - Body Font: Custom serif font
- Title Font: Custom display font
- Roundings: Small or None
- Icons: Classic, minimal
Playful Consumer Brand
- Primary Color:
#FF6B6B(coral) - Secondary Color:
#4ECDC4(teal) - Body Font: Nunito (Google Fonts)
- Title Font: Fredoka One (Google Fonts)
- Roundings: Large to Full
- Icons: Rounded, friendly

