Company Setup & Configuration

Settings explained: Appearance & themes

Customize colors, fonts, and visual style for your workspace.

Jul 11, 2026

Appearance & themes settings

The Appearance & themes tab lets you customize how Usystems looks in your workspace. You can choose a color theme, adjust font sizes, and select between light and dark modes to suit your preference and reduce eye strain.

Fields explained

FieldPurposeExample
ThemeOverall color scheme (light, dark, or system default)Dark theme
Primary colorMain brand color used for buttons, links, and highlightsBlue, Green, or custom hex
Accent colorSecondary color for alerts, warnings, and special emphasisOrange, Red
Font sizeScale for text throughout the app (Small, Normal, Large)Normal
Font familyChoice of typeface (System default, Sans-serif, Serif)System default
Sidebar styleCompact or expanded sidebar for navigationCompact
Card backgroundsFlat or slightly raised/shadowed card appearanceRaised
Display contrastHigh contrast mode for better readability in bright environmentsOff/On
Animation effectsEnable or disable transitions and loading animationsOn
Hover affordanceVisual feedback style when you hover over interactive elementsStandard/Subtle/Enhanced

What this controls

  • Visual comfort — choosing a dark theme or increasing font size reduces eye fatigue during long work sessions.
  • Accessibility — high contrast and larger fonts help users with low vision.
  • Brand consistency — setting primary and accent colors to match your organization's identity.
  • Screen real estate — compact sidebar and navigation options maximize document space.
  • Responsiveness — animation effects and hover affordance customize how the app feels to use.

Tips

  • If you work in a bright environment, use light theme with high contrast for best readability.
  • If you work late or in dim lighting, dark theme reduces blue light exposure and eye strain.
  • You can change these settings at any time — they apply immediately.
  • These are personal preferences; each user's settings are independent.

To access these settings, go to Settings → Appearance & Themes Open in Usystems.

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