Start Creating

When you click Blank Widget, the Extend Widget page opens. This is where you configure your widget’s core settings and customize how it looks and behaves. Each option helps you create a widget that is easy to identify, fits your campaign purpose, and delivers the right user experience.

Widget Gallery

The Widget Gallery provides you with a collection of pre-designed templates that you can use as a starting point for your campaigns. These templates save you time and effort while still giving you the flexibility to customize them according to your needs.

Your Widgets

In the Your Widgets section, you have access to the widgets you created previously. This section allows you to manage and maintain widgets efficiently with the following options:

• Search Quickly find specific widgets by entering keywords. Useful when you have a large library.

• Edit Update design, content, or behavior settings. For example, you may change the look of the close button or update campaign text.

• Delete Remove unwanted widgets permanently. Helps keep your library organized.

• Clone Duplicate an existing widget to create a new version with small modifications.

Example: If you have a “Welcome Discount” widget offering 10%, you can use Edit to update it to 15%, instead of creating one from scratch.

Extend Widget

When you select Blank Widget, the Extend Widget page opens. Here, you configure your widget’s fundamentals and advanced options.

Name

Give your widget a descriptive, memorable name, e.g., “Summer Sale Pop-up”.

Description

Add a short explanation of the widget’s purpose, e.g., “Promotes seasonal discounts with an interactive pop-up.”

Remove Widget Container

By default, widgets are displayed inside a container (a box with defined borders, spacing, and background).

• When you enable Remove Widget Container, the widget is shown without this frame.

• All widget elements (text, buttons, forms, icons, etc.) will appear directly on the page background, giving it a cleaner, lighter look.

Widget Closes When Clicked Outside

When this option is enabled, users only need to tap or click outside the widget area to close it.

• The feature works across both web and mobile platforms.

• It provides a smoother, more natural interaction that aligns with common digital behavior patterns.

Type

Choose the widget type best suited for your campaign:

• Pop-up: Eye-catching overlay for promotions, offers, or subscriptions.

• Floating Bar – Slim bar at the top/bottom of the page, ideal for persistent announcements.

• Full-Screen: Occupies the entire screen for maximum impact.

Close Button Location

You can place the close (X) button in any of these positions:

• Widget Top-Right Corner (default)

• Above the Right Corner of Widget

• Custom Button Position

This behavior works across both web and mobile platforms, allowing you to align interactions with your branding and UX flow.

Custom Button Position

If you select Custom Button Position, additional controls will appear:

• Right Position: Adjust the horizontal distance of the button from the right edge (0–100%).

• Top Position: Adjust the vertical distance of the button from the top edge (0–100%).

This flexibility allows you to place the close button anywhere inside the widget, ensuring it never overlaps important content and always matches your layout.

Close Button Color

Choose a color that matches your design. For example, you may use a contrasting color for visibility or a brand color for consistency.

Placement

You can define where the widget itself appears on the user’s screen:

• Top

• Center

• Bottom

Preview the widget in both desktop and mobile views to confirm correct alignment.

Example

If you’re creating a Feedback Pop-up for mobile users, you could:

• Place the widget at the bottom of the screen for easy thumb access.

• Set the close button at the top-left, making it stand out from your form fields.

• Use your brand’s accent color for the close button, ensuring it matches the rest of the widget.

✅ With these options, you have complete control over how your widgets look and behave, from basic design to subtle details like close button placement. Small changes in positioning can make a big impact on user comfort and brand alignment.