All widget customization is managed through the Marketrix dashboard. Changes take effect immediately — no code updates required on your website.

Accessing Widget Settings

  1. Log into your account at the Marketrix dashboard
  2. Navigate to Widgets in the left sidebar
  3. Click on your widget integration to open its settings

Appearance Settings

Colors

SettingDescription
Background colorWidget background
Text colorAll text in the widget
Border colorWidget border
Accent colorPrimary buttons and highlights
Secondary colorSecondary UI elements
Use your brand’s color palette for a consistent look. Ensure sufficient contrast between text and background colors for readability.

Layout

SettingDescription
Positionbottom_right, bottom_left, top_right, or top_left
WidthWidget width in pixels
HeightWidget height in pixels
Border radiusCorner rounding in pixels
ShadowDrop shadow around the widget
Font sizeText size throughout the widget

Animation

SettingDescription
Animation durationHow long open/close transitions take
Fade durationFade-in/fade-out timing
Bounce effectEnable or disable bounce animation on the widget button

Content Settings

Text

SettingDescription
Header textMain title shown in the widget header
Body textDescriptive text below the header
Greeting messageInitial message displayed when the widget opens
Use a friendly, welcoming tone. Make it clear what your agent can help with.

Quick Action Chips

Quick action chips are shortcut buttons displayed in the widget that users can click for common tasks. Configure these in the dashboard with a label and associated action for each chip (e.g., “Track my order”, “Pricing info”, “Talk to a human”).

Behavior Settings

Interaction Modes

Enable or disable each mode independently:
  • Tell — The agent answers questions using your knowledge base
  • Show — The agent provides step-by-step guidance with UI element highlighting
  • Do — The agent performs browser automation on behalf of the user

Human Handoff

Enable or disable the ability for conversations to be escalated to a human agent.

Device Visibility

Control which devices the widget appears on:
  • Desktop only
  • Mobile only
  • Both desktop and mobile
The widget uses responsive design and adapts its layout automatically. On mobile, it expands to fill more of the screen for better usability.

Best Practices

  • Match your brand — use your brand colors, keep the tone consistent with your site
  • Keep text concise — short, clear header and greeting messages work best
  • Use quick action chips — they reduce friction and guide users to common tasks
  • Test on both desktop and mobile — verify the widget looks and works well on all devices
  • Start with Tell mode enabled — add Show and Do modes as needed for your use case

Next Steps

  1. Test your integration — verify everything works
  2. Troubleshoot issues — common problems and solutions