Your customers interact with Deeto at key moments — onboarding invitations, reference calls, microsite visits, content submissions. Every one of those moments should feel unmistakably like your brand, not like a third-party tool. Deeto is designed to work behind the scenes of your customer experience. This guide covers how to customize every visual touchpoint so references and prospects see your brand, not ours.Documentation Index
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What you can customize
Deeto lets you control branding across four areas: Logo and colors — Primary logo, primary color, secondary color, and accent color. These apply to microsites, emails, widgets, and portal pages. Typography — Font family, font sizing, and font weights for headings, body text, and buttons. Email templates — Header logo, footer contact details and social links, color palette, and button styling for all outbound emails. Microsite branding — Header background, typography, button colors, favicon, and whether to display customer logos.How to update your branding
Open Branding Settings
Log in to your Deeto workspace as an administrator. Go to Settings → Branding. You’ll see all customizable elements organized by category.
Upload your logo
Click Upload Logo and select your company logo file. PNG or SVG format is recommended for the best quality at all sizes. Position and resize as needed, then save.
Set your colors
Click on each color section — primary, secondary, and accent. Use the color picker or enter a hex code directly. Changes preview in real time so you can see exactly how they’ll look before saving.
Configure typography
Select your preferred font family from the dropdown. Adjust sizes for headings, body text, and buttons. Set font weights for different text elements. Preview on different screen sizes before saving.
Update email templates
Navigate to Email Templates. Edit the header and footer with your branding, update colors, and add your company contact details and social links. Preview the full template before saving.
Best practices
Match your website exactly. Use the same logo file, hex color codes, and fonts that appear on your marketing site. Consistency builds trust — when a prospect lands on a Deeto microsite that looks like your brand, it feels intentional. Limit your palette. Two or three brand colors is enough. More than that creates visual noise and dilutes your brand identity. Use high-resolution files. Always upload PNG or SVG logos. Low-resolution images look unprofessional on retina screens and in email clients. Test on mobile. All Deeto surfaces are mobile-responsive, but always preview your branding on a phone before publishing. Verify that logos scale correctly and buttons are large enough to tap. Check accessibility. Ensure text has sufficient contrast against background colors. Aim for a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text and UI components. Free tools like WebAIM’s contrast checker can verify your color choices. Update all microsites at once. When you rebrand or refresh your visual identity, don’t forget to update branding across all active microsites and email templates simultaneously.Color accessibility
When selecting brand colors, make sure they meet WCAG accessibility standards:| Text type | Minimum contrast ratio |
|---|---|
| Normal body text | 4.5:1 |
| Large text (18px+ or 14px bold) | 3:1 |
| UI components and icons | 3:1 |