Site content and design
Design and brand system
Control site-wide colors, typography, spacing, and visual identity.
Design establishes the shared visual language used throughout the site. Global choices create consistency, while section-level controls handle exceptions.
What this workspace includes
- Color roles and theme choices
- Typography and hierarchy
- Spacing and shape preferences
- Brand assets and visual consistency
Complete workflow
- 1
Gather the brand inputs
Choose approved colors, type direction, and logo assets.
- 2
Set global choices
Apply the main visual system in Design.
- 3
Review representative pages
Inspect headings, text, buttons, cards, and forms.
- 4
Refine exceptions carefully
Use local controls only when a section has a distinct need.
How records and settings behave
- Theme values apply wherever site sections use shared design roles
- Global changes can update multiple pages at once
- Local styling remains attached to its section
Working effectively
- Establish global design before polishing pages
- Check contrast for text and actions
- Use a small, repeatable spacing rhythm
Keep the correct context
Confirm the active organization, agency, client, site, or record before making a change. The name shown in the workspace identifies where the result will be saved.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start with Design and brand system?
Choose approved colors, type direction, and logo assets.
When is my work saved?
Theme values apply wherever site sections use shared design roles
How do I confirm the result?
Return to the related list or detail view and review its current status. Local styling remains attached to its section