Customization
Customizing the brand toolkit allows you to adapt styling to specific product pillars, use-cases, and target audiences while maintaining brand harmony.
Why customize?
Section titled “Why customize?”Some projects need quiet, subtle styling, while others call for vibrant expression. Think of customization as choosing clothing appropriate for different occasions.
When to customize?
Section titled “When to customize?”Always start with the default Kreoza brand style. As your project evolves, it will become clear if custom styling is needed:
- B2B / Professional Products: Require clean, subtle, and distraction-free styling.
- Community / Media Products: Benefit from more expressive and vibrant branding.
What to customize?
Section titled “What to customize?”You can adapt typography, accent colors, and component themes. However, the closer you stay to core brand foundations, the better.
Always use the base Kreoza brand system as your starting point, making adjustments only when required by user experience or context.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”You might add custom UI modes for a product where color directly impacts user experience.
For instance, in a productivity application, focus is key. Since user aesthetic preferences vary, offering a few tailored themes allows users to customize their workspace without breaking brand consistency:
- Minimalistic: Low-contrast neutrals for deep focus.
- Paper-like: Warm, reader-friendly tones.
- Stylish: Vibrant accents for creative work.
Note: Customization should always enhance the user experience, never detract from it.