Wardrobe
The costume update. A story can now wear your colours, your fonts and your button style, and teams get a proper backstage: seats that count, saves that never overwrite each other, and a record of who did what. See it on skaz.io .
The fitting room: player design
Give a story its own colours for the page, the cards, the text and the main buttons. Start from a ready palette or pick every colour yourself; a check warns you when text gets hard to read. On Studio and Team.
The fabric book: fonts
Thirteen fonts with Cyrillic plus the Skaz house font, chosen separately for headings and for text. Or upload your brand’s own font: WOFF2, WOFF, TTF or OTF.
Tailoring: buttons and corners
Four button styles (Paper, Soft, Flat and Outline) and three corner cuts (Sharp, Rounded and Pill).
Backstage: seats that count
On Team, the seats you pay for are the seats you get. The Team window shows how many are in use and adds more in a click. Change someone’s role without inviting them again. If there are ever more people than seats, the newest invites wait instead of being removed.
Same page
The editor shows who else has the story open. If a colleague saved before you, Skaz asks what to keep instead of quietly overwriting their work. It catches your own second tab, too.
The call sheet
The team’s activity: who created, edited, published or handed over a story, and who joined or left. A run of saves folds into one line.
Hand over the costume
Give a story to someone else on the team, for example when a colleague leaves. Players, statistics, the domain and the link stay with it. New stories can also be created straight in the team.