Feature Request: Native Accessibility and Color Customization The Issue: The default design for the public calendar grid lacks sufficient visual contrast. Available dates feature a dark blue font with a very pale, thin blue circle around them, while unavailable dates feature black numbers on a white background. This subtle color difference makes it incredibly difficult for clients to tell which dates are actually open for booking. The Constraint: I am on a paid plan, but I use direct scheduling links on my professional page rather than embedding HTML code. Currently, Calendly completely restricts color customization to website embeds only. Requested Solution: Please add a global "Theme and Accessibility" setting directly within the main account dashboard. Paid users should be able to change the default calendar contrast, adjust the available date indicator colors, or toggle a dark mode for standalone booking URLs without being forced to use an inline website embed.

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Feature Request: Native Accessibility and Color Customization for Standalone / Live Booking Links (No Embed)

Feature Request: Native Accessibility and Color Customization

The Issue: The default design for the public calendar grid lacks sufficient visual contrast. Available dates feature a dark blue font with a very pale, thin blue circle around them, while unavailable dates feature black numbers on a white background. This subtle color difference makes it incredibly difficult for clients to tell which dates are actually open for booking.
The Constraint: I am on a paid plan, but I use direct scheduling links on my professional page rather than embedding HTML code. Currently, Calendly completely restricts color customization to website embeds only.
Requested Solution: Please add a global "Theme and Accessibility" setting directly within the main account dashboard. Paid users should be able to change the default calendar contrast, adjust the available date indicator colors, or toggle a dark mode for standalone booking URLs without being forced to use an inline website embed.