How to customize Continu's interface colors to match your organization's brand.


Continu's theme color settings let admins match the interface to organization branding — primary brand colors for buttons and accents, background colors, and other branding controls. The setting is org-wide and visible to all users on first sign-in after the change.


How to Open the Theme Color Selector

1. Sign in as an admin.

2. Open Admin → Settings from the left-hand navigation.

3. Find the Theme section.

4. Click Theme Color Selector (or the equivalent in your version).


What You Can Customize

Primary color. The main brand color — used for buttons, links, and accents.

Secondary color. A complementary color for less-prominent UI elements.

Background colors. Header, sidebar, and content background.

Text colors. Adjusts text contrast against the chosen backgrounds.

The exact options available depend on your Continu plan and configuration. Some white-label or enterprise plans support deeper customization including logos, fonts, and custom CSS.


How to Change a Color

1. Click the color swatch you want to change.

2. Pick a new color from the picker or enter a hex code directly.

3. Preview the change. The preview pane shows how the new color affects key UI elements.

4. Save.

The change is applied org-wide. Users see the new colors on their next page load.


Brand Consistency Tips

Use your brand guide colors. Match the hex codes your brand team uses elsewhere — website, slide templates, internal tools. Consistent branding reduces cognitive load for learners.

Check accessibility. Some color combinations have poor contrast and fail WCAG accessibility guidelines. Test the chosen colors with an accessibility checker before deploying.

Test on multiple devices. Colors render differently on different screens. Confirm the result looks right on at least desktop and mobile.


See Also


Admin → Settings → Theme Color Selector. Change primary, secondary, background, text colors. Applies org-wide on save. Test accessibility before deploying.

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