Brand Kits
Brand Kits allow you to set up fonts, color palettes, logos, and more to be re-used across the platform, including:
- Form Builder
- CTA Builder
- Email Builder (New!)
- New Landing Page Builder (coming soon!)
Manage Your Brand Kits:
Create New Brand Kits
Paminga allows you to create multiple brand kits without limitation.
Create one for each subsidiary, division, or operating company as you wish. Go to town!
Create New Button
You can create a new brand kit by clicking the big, obvious button labeled "Create A Brand Kit". 😉
Clone an Existing Brand Kit
The "Actions" column in the Brand Kits table allows you to clone any of your existing brand kits.
Of course you may name your brand kits as you wish.
Default Brand Kits
You'll find that Paminga includes two default brand kits for you to start with:
- Paminga Light: a great starting point if your website uses a light background
- Paminga Dark: for websites that leverage a dark theme
Feel free to clone either of these kits and edit for your brand's use.
Configuring Your Brand Kit
Configure Your Brand Kit:
Color Palettes
You may create multiple color palettes, giving each whatever name you choose.
Color Palettes:
Adding Colors
Click the circle with the big, obvious "+" in it. The color picker will pop up immediately.
Conveniently, the cursor will be in the text field so you can easily paste in hex values.
Name Your Colors
By default, each color's name will be it's "hex" value.
You may click on that name and change it to whatever makes sense.
Using Colors From Your Palette
Wherever you're able to choose colors, you'll find that your color palettes are right there for you to simply click on the color you'd like to use.
Choosing Colors:
Typography
Easily set font face, size, letter spacing, color, and other properties for all major typography elements:
- Header 1
- Header 2
- Header 3
- Header 4
- Header 5
- Header 6
- Paragraph
Brand Kit Typography:
Backgrounds
Backgrounds are used when creating "dark mode" brand kits.
This allows you to set the overall background to a color that matches the one used on your website.
Buttons
Control the appearance of buttons in both idle and hovered states.
Separate controls are available for Primary and Secondary buttons.
As always, a preview is provided so you can check out changes as you make them.
Brand Kit Buttons:
Form Fields
Control the appearance of form field fonts, borders, colors, and more with ease.
Brand Kit Form Fields:
Logos - Coming Soon
We'll be adding the ability to upload your brand logos soon!
Brand Images - Coming Soon
You'll soon be able to upload brand images that you'd like to re-use.
Social Accounts - Coming Soon
Soon Paminga will auto-discover social profiles linked to on your home page. You'll also be able to manage those URLs manually.
We'll add a Social Sharing element to the form builder and other builders that are in the works!
Brand Kits and Brands
If you market more than one brand from a single Paminga instance, a Brand Kit can belong to a Brand.
Pick the Brand when you create the kit, or change it later in the kit's Settings. The Brand Kits table shows a Brand column and a Brand filter, so each brand's team finds its kits without reading every name.
A Brand can also name a default Brand Kit — the kit a Workspace on that Brand uses when it hasn't chosen its own. A Brand Kit with no Brand keeps working everywhere it already does, so single-brand accounts can ignore this entirely.
Choosing a Brand Kit
When creating marketing assets like forms (and soon – emails and more), you will be asked to select a Brand Kit to use.
You'll find that your form will automatically use styles from your chosen Brand Kit.
Choose a Brand Kit When Creating a Form:
Overriding Brand Kit Settings
You may choose to override the settings from any brand kit by altering the styles used for any Element.
Autosave, Undo, & Redo
Autosave is turned on by default. You may disable it at any time.
Undo & Redo buttons make it easy to correct any mistakes.
Revision History
Every time you publish a Brand Kit, Paminga keeps the version it replaced. Click the Revision History button (the clock icon beside Undo and Redo) to see every revision of the kit, newest first, with its status (Published, Draft, Superseded, or an Approvals status) and when and by whom it was last revised.
From any revision you can:
- Restore as Draft — replace the kit's current draft with a copy of that revision. The published kit, and every asset using it, is untouched until you publish again.
- Clone to New Asset — create a separate Brand Kit from that revision. Brand Kits don't live in folders, so you only choose a name.
Brand Kit revisions have no Preview action. The builders' Revision History works the same way and does add a preview — see Revision History for forms, emails, landing pages, and CTAs.
A Brand Kit's Revision History:
