For the best results, CUE recommends completing the flash programming (torch patterns) before adding design elements like colors and images. To get the flashes programed, reach out to the CUE team at service@connectwithcue.com. Once your song is programmed with the flash patterns, you can then add your brand colors, screen overlays, and other visual elements. This approach works better because the colorize screen feature can automatically match colors to the existing flashes.
To add brand colors, go to the Timeline's 'Settings' (top left) and input your colors, then in the 'Colorize Screen' section under 'Presets' (top right), you can toggle on 'Brand Colors' and select 'Match Flashes' to automatically sync your colors to the programmed torch patterns. Or you can add colors directly in this window without adding Brand Colors.
There are additional design elements under the 'Game Design' tab on the very left of the screen. These include fonts, default background colors, text color, splash background color, image/video uploads for backgrounds, logos etc. as well as additional Dialog and end event options.
You can also check your 'Global Settings' (bottom left) for overarching design elements such as fonts, colors, image uploads, waiting to sync screens, sync permissions screens and more.