Email subscription sign up page

How can I deisgn a sign up page for my website? My website isn’t live atm as I’m working on rebuilding it. I have a super basic email subscription page up when you click on the link but it has a green background which doesn’t match my branding. How can I change this?

Hello @armourfemme ,

Designing a sign-up page that aligns with your brand and provides a great user experience is a crucial step for your website. Here’s a guide to help you create an appealing sign-up page, as well as instructions on how to change the background color of your existing email subscription page.

Steps to Design a Sign-Up Page1. Define Your Objectives:

  • Decide what information you want to collect (e.g., name, email, password).
  • Determine the purpose of the sign-up (newsletter subscription, account creation, etc.).
  1. Choose a Layout:

    • Use a simple and clean layout that guides users through the sign-up process.
    • Consider a single-column layout to avoid overwhelming users.
  2. Branding Elements:

    • Use your brand colors, fonts, and logo to maintain consistency.
    • Ensure that the page matches the overall design of your website.
  3. Form Fields:

    • Keep the number of fields to a minimum to reduce friction.
    • Use placeholders to indicate what information should be entered.
  4. Call-to-Action (CTA):

    • Use a clear and compelling CTA button (e.g., “Sign Up,” “Join Now”).
    • Make the button color contrast with the background for visibility.
  5. User Experience Enhancements:

    • Include tooltips or helper text for fields that may need clarification.
    • Consider adding social media sign-up options for convenience.
  6. Mobile Responsiveness:

    • Ensure that the design is mobile-friendly since many users will sign up via mobile devices.
    • Test the layout on various screen sizes.
  7. Thank You/Confirmation Message:

    • After signing up, redirect users to a thank you page or display a confirmation message.
    • Consider sending a confirmation email to verify the email address.

Changing the Background Color

If your email subscription page has a green background that doesn’t fit your branding, you can change it using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Here’s how to do it:

  1. Access Your CSS File:

    • If you are using a website builder or content management system (CMS), look for the option to edit the CSS.
    • If you’re manually coding your website, locate the CSS file linked to your HTML.
  2. Add or Modify CSS Code:

    • Identify the class or ID associated with the background of the subscription page. It might look something like .subscription-page {}.
    • Add or change the background color in the CSS code. Here’s an example:
.subscription-page {
    background-color: #YOUR_COLOR_CODE; /* Replace with your desired color code */
}
​
  • If the existing style uses an inline style or a different CSS selector, adjust accordingly.
  • Example of Changing Background Color:
body {
        background-color: #FFFFFF; /* Change to your desired color */
    }
    .subscription-form {
        /* Additional styling for the form */
        padding: 20px;
        border-radius: 5px;
        background-color: #F5F5F5; /* Light background for form */
    }

3. Preview and Test:

  • After making changes, preview the page to ensure the new background color fits well with your branding.

  • Test the page on different devices to ensure consistent appearance.

  • Additional Considerations- Accessibility: Ensure that your text is readable against the background color. Use high-contrast colors for text.

    • Feedback Mechanism: Provide users with feedback if they miss any required fields during submission.
    • Data Privacy: Include a privacy statement or link to your privacy policy, especially if you’re collecting personal information.

    By following these guidelines, you can create an effective sign-up page that resonates with your brand while making the necessary adjustments to your existing subscription page. If you need any more specific design examples or CSS help, feel free to ask!