How do I set up my venue website?

Build your themed venue website with the Your website product — pick one of four site styles, switch pages and widgets on, fill in short forms and publish. Your menu, events and hours stay up to date automatically.

The Your website product (£15/month, or £150/year — two months free) gives your venue a professional themed website at your venue page. It works on any plan — or with no plan at all — and it's deliberately not a drag-and-drop page builder: you pick a look, switch pages and widgets on, fill in short forms, and the design stays professional whatever you type. Your menu, events, opening hours and booking button come straight from your ResoFlow data, so the site can never go stale.

Where everything lives

Once you own the product, the Your website page appears under Grow in the sidebar (/dashboard/website). It's the whole editor: your pages, your widgets, your look, and the publish switch. The very first time you open it, a short guided set-up walks you through three questions — choose your look, pick which sections your site shows, then publish now or save as a draft — and you can leave it at any point and drop into the ordinary editor (your answers are kept on this device). If you don't own the product yet, the page explains it and links to Plans & Products, where you can add it in a minute.

Choosing your look — four site styles

Under Choose your look the eight looks are grouped into four site styles, and picking one changes the whole site — the layout, the arrangement and the type, not just the colours:

Switching looks takes one click and keeps all your content. Under Accent colour you choose whether buttons and highlights use Your brand colour (from Settings → Branding) or The theme's own tuned accent.

Your pages

The editor is a page list — each page is a row with a switch and a short form. Most sections also have a Section heading and Intro line you can rewrite; leave them blank and the theme's own wording is used.

Widgets

The Widgets row adds interactive blocks to the site itself. Each one appears to customers only while its feature is genuinely available — a switched-on widget whose feature lapses simply disappears rather than showing a dead button:

Section order

The Section order row lets you drag sections into the order you want (or use the arrows). The hero always leads and the booking invitation always closes the page. Sections with nothing to show simply don't appear — the order is kept for when they do.

On every device

The site is built phone-first: on smaller screens the header keeps your name, the sign-in icon and the Book button, and a menu button opens a full-screen navigation. Your logo (from Settings → Branding) appears in the header and footer when set; customers with a remembered sign-in see a filled person icon that opens their account.

When a page isn't available — you choose what shows

Every feature page tells you honestly whether customers can actually use it right now — for example, if online bookings are switched off, or your plan doesn't include a menu. When something isn't available, you choose per page:

There's never a dead button: anything a customer can click always works or explains itself.

While your website is live, your look carries across every page your customers reach from it — the menu, events, gift cards, waitlist, tickets and the account area all adopt your theme's fonts, colours and shapes, so the site never feels like it ends at the front page. With Modern Dark, payment and booking screens keep a light background (still carrying your theme's fonts and accent) so the money steps stay easy to read.

Previewing and publishing

The status chip shows Live or Draft — with a count of how many of the five optional pages are on (for example "Live · 3 of 5 pages on") — so you always know what customers are seeing.

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