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# How to Customize Branding

## How to Customize Branding in Realview Hub <a href="#h_de2e3856f4" id="h_de2e3856f4"></a>

This guide provides instructions on how to customize the branding of your Realview Hub application, including uploading your company logo and adjusting the color scheme to match your website or brand identity.

### Prerequisites <a href="#h_f1479f13e1" id="h_f1479f13e1"></a>

* Access to the Realview Hub web application.
* Administrator or appropriate user permissions to access and modify "Settings".
* Your company logo file (recommended 200x200px, PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WEBP format, up to 5MB).
* Desired HEX color codes for your primary buttons, secondary buttons, navigation, hover states, and text.

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### Steps <a href="#h_01488aae03" id="h_01488aae03"></a>

### 1. Access Branding Settings <a href="#h_42254d565d" id="h_42254d565d"></a>

1. From the Realview Hub dashboard, navigate to the left sidebar menu.
2. Click on General.
3. From the expanded "General" options, select Branding.
   * This will open the "Branding & Customization" page, where you can manage your app's appearance.

### 2. Upload Your Company Logo <a href="#h_8920e85c58" id="h_8920e85c58"></a>

1. In the "Company Logo" section, locate the Upload New Logo area.
2. You can either:
   * Drag and drop your logo file into the designated area.
   * Click Click to upload to browse your computer for the logo file.
3. Ensure your logo meets the specified requirements: IMAGE/JPEG, IMAGE/JPG, IMAGE/PNG, IMAGE/WEBP formats, up to 5MB in size, and a recommended resolution of 200x200px.

### 3. Customize Color Scheme <a href="#h_6b21627cdb" id="h_6b21627cdb"></a>

Adjust the main colors used throughout your application:

1. Primary Button Color: Locate the field labeled "Primary (Main Buttons)". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker to select a color.
2. Secondary Button Color: Locate the field labeled "Light Blue (Secondary Buttons)". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker.
3. Dark Navigation Background: Locate the field labeled "Dark Navigation Background". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker.

### 4. Customize Hover Colors <a href="#h_5fefcaa687" id="h_5fefcaa687"></a>

Define the color for primary buttons when a user hovers over them:

1. Primary Button Hover: Locate the field labeled "Primary Button Hover". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker.

### 5. Customize Text Colors <a href="#h_67fe8123a9" id="h_67fe8123a9"></a>

Set the text colors for different backgrounds:

1. Text on Dark Backgrounds: Locate the field labeled "Text on Dark Backgrounds". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color is typically used for headings and main text on darker backgrounds.
2. Text on Light Backgrounds: Locate the field labeled "Text on Light Backgrounds". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color is typically used for descriptions and secondary information on lighter backgrounds.

### 6. Customize Navigation Colors <a href="#h_a18785556a" id="h_a18785556a"></a>

Adjust the background colors for navigation elements:

1. Navigation Hover Background: Locate the field labeled "Navigation Hover Background". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color appears when hovering over navigation items.
2. Active Page Background: Locate the field labeled "Active Page Background". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color indicates the background of the currently active navigation page.

### 7. Customize Navigation Text Colors <a href="#h_2bbf79a49f" id="h_2bbf79a49f"></a>

Set the text colors for navigation elements:

1. Navigation Hover Text: Locate the field labeled "Navigation Hover Text". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color appears on navigation item text when hovered over.
2. Active Page Text: Locate the field labeled "Active Page Text". Enter your desired HEX color code or use the color picker. This color indicates the text of the currently active navigation page.

### 8. Save Your Changes <a href="#h_07231bbf18" id="h_07231bbf18"></a>

1. After making all desired branding adjustments, click the Save Changes button located at the top right of the page.
2. To revert all color settings to their original system defaults, click the Reset to Default Colors button at the bottom of the "Branding & Customization" section.

### Tips <a href="#h_5f44b5fc17" id="h_5f44b5fc17"></a>

* Consistency: Use your brand's official style guide to ensure all color codes and logo usage are consistent.
* Preview: After saving changes, navigate through different sections of your Realview Hub application to ensure the new branding appears as intended.
* Accessibility: Consider color contrast ratios to ensure your chosen colors are accessible to all users.

### Conclusion <a href="#h_265213f857" id="h_265213f857"></a>

By following these steps, you can effectively customize the branding of your Realview Hub application, aligning its appearance with your organization's visual identity.


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