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[Jasper Koers](https://mijnevent.app/en/author/jasper-koers) · 6 January 2026 · 3 min read ![](https://regify-mijnevent.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/blog/covers/subdomain-and-branding.webp) Photo: [Lachy Spratt](https://unsplash.com/@lachyspratt?utm_source=MijnEvent&utm_medium=referral) / [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=MijnEvent&utm_medium=referral) In short - Every organisation gets its own subdomain in the form {slug}.mijnevent.nl for its public event page. - In the Branding section of the admin panel you set your colours (primary, secondary, background, text and card), fonts, logo and header image. - Your branding is applied live in two places: your public event page and the embeddable widget on your own site. - A live preview shows the result instantly, and good text-background contrast keeps the page accessible and readable for everyone. # Your own place on the web Every organisation on MijnEvent runs on its **own subdomain**. That's automatically linked to the name you registered with, in the form **{slug}.mijnevent.nl**. If your organisation is called "Coding Agency", for example, you'll find your public event page at **coding-agency.mijnevent.nl**. On that subdomain you present all your events to visitors. And the great thing is: that page doesn't have to look like "just another ticketing site" — you can give it your own house style entirely. # Setting up branding in the admin panel In the admin panel, go to **Branding**. Here you decide how your event page looks. Among other things, you set the following colours: - **Primary colour** — your main accent colour, for example for buttons. - **Secondary colour** — a complementary accent colour. - **Background colour** — the base of your page. - **Text colour** — the colour of your text. - **Card colour** — the colour of the blocks in which your events and tickets appear. By tuning these colours to one another, your page gets exactly the look that suits your organisation. # Fonts, logo and header Besides colours, you also decide on the other visual elements: - **Fonts** — choose the fonts that suit your brand, so headings and text are recognisable. - **Logo** — your own logo at the top of the page, so visitors immediately see who they're with. - **Header image** — an atmospheric image at the top of your event page that sets the tone. Together, these elements make your MijnEvent page a natural extension of your own brand. # Consistent everywhere: page and widget The nice thing is that your branding doesn't stay in one place. The colours and fonts you set are **applied live in two places**: - Your **public event page** on your subdomain. - The **embeddable widget**, which you can place on your own website. That way visitors experience the same recognisable look, whether they buy via your MijnEvent page or via a widget on your own site. That builds trust and strengthens your brand. # See instantly what you're doing You don't have to guess how your choices will turn out. While you're setting things up, a **live preview** instantly shows how your page looks with the chosen colours, fonts, your logo and the header image. Adjust something and you'll see the result straight away. Feel free to play around with it until it feels just right. A few tips: - Ensure sufficient **contrast** between your text and background colour, so everything stays easy to read. Accessibility is a core value at MijnEvent, and good contrast helps everyone — including visitors with a visual impairment. - Keep your colour scheme **calm and consistent** with your existing house style. - Use a logo and header in good quality, so they stay sharp. With a few minutes of work in **Branding**, you give your event page a professional, recognisable look that's entirely your own. Frequently asked questions ## Frequently asked questions ## What is my subdomain on MijnEvent? Every organisation runs on its own subdomain in the form {slug}.mijnevent.nl, automatically linked to your registered name. For example, Coding Agency becomes coding-agency.mijnevent.nl. ## Where do I change my colours, fonts and logo? In the admin panel under Branding. There you set the primary, secondary, background, text and card colours, choose your fonts, and upload your logo and a header image. ## Does my branding also apply to the embeddable widget? Yes. The colours and fonts you set are applied live both to your public event page and to the embeddable widget you place on your own website, so visitors see the same recognisable look everywhere. 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