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How to Change Your Web Ordering Site Theme Color?

Transforming your website's visual identity is simple with Deonde's color customization tools.

Updated over 2 months ago

Follow these simple steps to change your web ordering site's theme colors:

Step 1: Navigate to Design in the left sidebar menu

Step 2: Select General from the design options panel

Step 3: Click on the Theme tab in the top navigation bar


Once in the Theme section, you'll have access to multiple color customization options:

  • Theme Primary Color - The main brand color used throughout your site

  • Theme Secondary Color - Complementary color used for accents and highlights

  • Text Primary Color - Main color for body text and headings

  • Text Secondary Color - Color for secondary text elements

  • Button Primary Color - Background color for primary action buttons

  • Button Secondary Color - Background color for secondary action buttons

  • Button Text Primary Color - Text color for primary buttons

  • Button Text Secondary Color - Text color for secondary buttons

  • Home Slider Background Color - Background color for your homepage slider

  • Footer Background Color - Background color for your site footer

  • Footer Text Color - Text color for footer content

To change any color, click on the color field and select your desired color from the color picker. As you make changes, you can see a real-time preview of your site on the mobile device mockup displayed on the right side of the screen.

Once you're satisfied with your color selections, click the Update button at the bottom of the page to save your changes.

For a complete view of how your site will look with the new color scheme, use the Live Preview option in the left sidebar.

When you're ready to make your changes public, click the Publish button at the bottom of the sidebar.

Best Practices for Color Selection:

  • Maintain good contrast between text and background colors for readability

  • Use your brand colors for consistency across all customer touchpoints

  • Limit your color palette to 2-3 primary colors plus neutral tones

  • Ensure button colors stand out to encourage user interaction

  • Test your color scheme on multiple devices to ensure it looks good everywhere

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