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Hi there, welcome back. In this video,

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we're going to look at design. You've got

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the content, but now let's look at what

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your Riddle looks like for your audience.

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To make design changes, click on palette

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on the left, and now by default, the

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palette that is selected is called

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Timeless, it's one of the Riddle default

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palettes that you can choose from all of

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these here. And we're going to

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choose a different one. Let's take

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cool. Okay,

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and now we'll make, so I could just use

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that as it is, but now I can also make

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changes to that palette as you might

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need for your brand or for this use case.

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Click on the three dots and click on copy

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and edit palette.

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Name it. And now I

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can make several different changes.

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Number one is the colors, so you can see

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all these different colors down here that

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apply to different elements in the Riddle

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from buttons to the background color

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to text color in the answer options

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as well as in general and so you can play

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around with all of that and apply your

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brand colors as well. Apart from changing

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all the different colors what you can

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also do is change fonts so you can use

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one of the font providers or use your own

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font there. Okay, using this block here

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we're going to look at these three

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buttons here. One is for block

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instructions, and that's this

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pill here with the instructions for what

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your audience has to do. Because of the

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nature of this form, um for me

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it's quite clear that they have to enter

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their phone number, so I can

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disable that block instruction and it

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won't be there any longer. So depending

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on your use case, you can leave them in

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or disable them. Then

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here, this refers to the block

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image that we inserted up here, and by

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default this is enabled so that it

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extracts the colors and reflects

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it in a blurred version of that

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underneath. So if I disabled that, then

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you would now see this is a color, the

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block color that has been either chosen

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by you or is the default in this palette.

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And switching that back on again, you can

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see this blurred version again

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underneath. So it's a really subtle

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way to give your

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blocks some unity between the picture

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above and the colors underneath.

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What you could also do is disable that

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again and enable this button here, and

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that takes the image, again that

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same image that you've uploaded, and

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makes a background picture out of it. So

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this is great if a) the picture is not

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necessary for that question, it's just to

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make it look nicer, and also

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b) if it works,

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from the styling. So here it looks good,

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I can just see that subtle picture in the

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background, but the form is

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usable and looks really good. So that's

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up to you. Whatever you choose

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here will then be the same for all

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the other blocks. So if I go on, for

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example, here I didn't have a picture,

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but you can see the block instructions

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are on and so they'll be on there too.

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It's applied to the whole Riddle.

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So play around with that as you as you

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would like to. Don't want to forget the

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border radius. That refers to the

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curve that you can see with this default

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of 24 pixels. You could

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take it all the way down to zero

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to give you that right angle, or go up to

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50, which is the

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maximum number of pixels

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for that radius. I'm going to put it back

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to 24.

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Okay, if you want to go into

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even more specific

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customization for colors, for text, for

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spacing, for targeting any

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specific elements, you can use custom CSS

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where you would click on edit and put in

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your custom CSS there that you either get

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from our snippets on our

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website here

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in the help guide for

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CSS code or your own

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your own snippets based on the classes

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that we use which are here in the

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CSS editor help guide here. You can see

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all the selectors that we use

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in Riddle. Okay, play around with

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that and I'll see you in the next video

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for some settings.