It's actually possible to change the design of your Accudemia Home Page. You just have to sent your new design to and we will change it.

Also, it’s possible to stop using that page and have a better integration in your own site. You can put the login frame into your page; let’s see how to do that. You might want to contact the administrator of your website in order to do this, it will be a bit complex if you have never dealt with HTML code.

Now, the only thing you have to do is include the following code in your page’s source:

<iframe frameborder="0" height="80px" width="210px" scrolling="no"
src="https://<URL>/LoginForm.aspx?bgColor=%23<COLOR>&Layout=<LAYOUT>&Referer=<REFERER>">
</iframe>

There, you have to a few parts in that source:

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<URL>

| Is your Account URL, this is the one you are using right now to access Accudemia. Always will end with accudemia.net. | collegename.accudemia.net | |

<COLOR>

| Is the background color of the login form, specified in HTML format. You can use any design software to pick the color you like, or use this: http://html-color-codes.info/ | FFFFFF for white, FF0000 for red, ... | |

<LAYOUT>

| Indicates how the login box will look like, can be either Vertical or Horizontal. | Vertical or Horizontal | |

<REFERER>

| Is your personal college URL, Accudemia will redirect the users there when they leave the system. | http://www.collegehomepage.com | | https | secure HTTP (HTTPS) is provided for the full site for an additional fee. Please contact your sales representative for more information | https | | NoMask=1 | Add the NoMask parameter to the URL to disable the mask in the user ID input box | ...&NoMask=1 |

Also, you can specify a custom CSS location to use your own styles. It's intended for developers and advanced users.

To do so, add the css parameter in the URL, for example (View Example):

https://democollege.accudemia.net/LoginForm.aspx?css=/Styles/LoginForm.css