Date Picker Design Editor
How To Edit The Date Picker Design
Step 1: Accessing the Design Settings
To begin customizing your calendar's appearance, you'll first need to access the design settings. Nevin demonstrates this by navigating to the settings and opening up the landing page. This is where the magic happens. It's the easiest and most efficient way to control the design of your calendar.
Step 2: Basic Setup
After accessing the design settings, Nevin starts with some basic setup. He randomly selects some elements from a form, emphasizing that this is just for demonstration purposes. Once the basic information is in place, he proceeds to the calendar section. This is where you'll set your availability and get creative with the design.
Step 3: Date Picker Style
The key to personalizing your calendar design lies in the "Date Picker Style" option. Nevin shows you how to toggle it on and access various settings. Here's where the real fun begins.
Step 4: Background and Date Colors
Nevin starts by changing the background color to green, giving the calendar a fresh look. Next, he modifies the date color to a darker shade of green for better contrast. This step demonstrates how simple changes can make a big difference.
Step 5: Font and Selection Colors
Continuing with the customization, Nevin changes the font color to white and the selection color to blue. This makes selected dates stand out beautifully. It's all about creating a design that suits your style and preferences.
Step 6: Border Styling
Now it's time to play with borders. Nevin demonstrates how you can adjust the background border radius to make it slightly square instead of completely round. He also increases the border thickness to make it more prominent, further enhancing the calendar's appearance.
Step 7: Day Radius and Spacing
Nevin keeps the day radius as it is but adds a pixel of spacing between the days. This subtle change prevents the days from feeling cramped together and improves readability.
Step 8: Adding a Border
To finalize the design, Nevin adds a one-pixel border around the calendar. This last touch provides a neat finishing detail to the overall look.
