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Appearance & Branding

Mitch‑Risk supports full visual customisation to match your organisation's identity. All settings are configured under Settings → Appearance and require the Settings: manage permission.

Changes take effect immediately — no restart or rebuild required.


Organisation Name

Set under Settings → General. The organisation name appears in:

  • The sidebar header (next to the logo)
  • The login screen
  • Email signatures (via the template token)
  • PDF reports
  • The browser tab title

Upload under Settings → Appearance. Supported formats: PNG, SVG, JPEG.

The logo appears in:

  • The sidebar header — displayed above the organisation name
  • The login screen — centred above the sign-in form
  • Navigate to Settings → Appearance and click the logo area to upload or replace. Click Remove logo to revert to the text-only organisation name display.

Colour Palette

Brand Colours

SettingWhere It Applies
Primary colourButtons, links, active navigation items, focus rings, toggle switches, and form accents
Secondary colourHover states, selected backgrounds, accent borders, and secondary UI chrome

Both accept any valid CSS hex colour (e.g. #2563eb). Leave a field blank to use the default.

RAG (Red / Amber / Green) Palette

RAG colours are used exclusively for compliance and scoring indicators — vendor risk scores, finding severity badges, compliance heatmaps, and dashboard distribution charts. They are intentionally separate from brand colours to avoid visual confusion.

SettingDefaultUsed For
RAG green#22c55eCompliant scores, green (low risk) vendors, resolved findings
RAG amber#eab308Borderline scores, amber (medium risk) vendors
RAG red#ef4444Non-compliant scores, red (high risk) vendors, open findings
RAG unscored#6b7280Unscored assessments (not yet submitted or all N/A)

RAG colours are only for compliance signals — they are not used for UI chrome like buttons, links, or status indicators. Those use the brand primary/secondary colours or semantic tokens (--success, --destructive).


Layout

Border Radius

Controls how rounded UI elements appear. Accepts values from 0 (sharp corners) to 16 (fully rounded).

Affects: cards, buttons, inputs, dropdowns, modals, badges, and tabs.

Page Width

OptionBehaviour
Constrained (default)Content is centred with a maximum width. Provides a focused, readable experience. The sidebar and dashboard are full-width.
FullAll page content stretches to the full browser width. Useful for wide displays or data-dense screens.

How It Works

Appearance settings are stored in the database and served via React Server Components. The ThemeTokens component reads the configuration at request time and injects CSS custom properties into the document head. No client-side flickering, no build step, no cache invalidation.

When you change a colour, the new value is written to the database. The next page load picks it up and injects it into the CSS. Logo uploads are handled the same way — the file is stored via the configured storage backend and served through an authenticated route.


Resetting to Defaults

To restore the default appearance, clear each colour field and save. The application falls back to its built-in design tokens for any blank field. The logo can be removed by clicking Remove logo.

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