What visitors see
A tour of your library's public site (home page, catalogue, toy pages, events, joining and the footer) and who can change it.
Colours, fonts, icons and shape
Choose your public site's colours (checked so text stays readable), heading and text fonts, icon set, corners and spacing.
Logo, browser icon and welcome photo
Add your logo, the small browser tab icon and a welcome photo to your public site. Pictures stay private until you choose to use them and publish.
Home page sections
Choose which sections your public home page shows, put them in order, and change their words and options.
Footer links
Add up to six links to the bottom of every page on your public site, such as your main website, a donations page or your policies.
Preview, publish or throw away
How the public site editor saves a draft, how to preview it on a phone or in dark mode, publish it, throw it away or start again.
Match the look of your existing website
Make your Gizzago public site feel like part of your existing website by reusing its colours, fonts, logo and order of sections, while keeping text readable.
Use your own web address
Show your public site at an address on your own domain, such as borrow.yourlibrary.org.uk, by saving it in Gizzago and adding one record where your domain is managed.