Design — Style: Colors and Fonts

Location: PixCrowd Hub → Select an event → Event → Design Audience: Event organizers

Customize colors

Open Style to adjust the theme's color settings. Each color has a swatch and a hexadecimal (hex) color field, such as #7F947D.

Setting	What it controls
Background	The background color used in the styled event interface.
Borders	The mat or border around a printed photo.
Accent — Primary	The main accent color used by the theme.
Accent — Secondary	An additional accent color, reserved for surfaces that may use it. The current screen notes that nothing draws this color yet.
Text — Primary	Primary text, including the event name.
Text — Secondary	Supporting text, including the subtitle, date, and location.
Primary button — Background	Background color for primary actions, such as a capture button.
Primary button — Text	Text color displayed on primary buttons.
Secondary button — Background	Background color for secondary actions, such as Collect's upload button.
Secondary button — Text	Text color displayed on secondary buttons.

How to change a color

Open Event → Design → Style.
Find the color you want to adjust.
Use its color swatch or enter a hex color value in the adjacent field.
Check Colors Preview to see how the colors work together.
Select Save Changes to save your updates.

Tip: Choose text and background colors with enough contrast to remain readable. The preview is useful for checking whether the primary and secondary buttons are easy to distinguish.

Choose fonts

The Font Types section contains two selections:

Primary font: Used for the event name.
Secondary font: Used for supporting information such as the subtitle, date, and location.

To update a font, choose an option from the corresponding dropdown, review the preview, and select Save Changes.

Review Colors Preview

Colors Preview displays a sample of the event name, date and location, action buttons, and accent colors. Use it to assess the overall appearance before saving.

The What Reads What section below the preview explains where key design settings are used. In particular:

Primary text and the primary font style the event name.
Secondary text and the secondary font style supporting event information.
Borders style the mat around a printed photo.
Primary button settings style primary capture actions.
Secondary button settings style the upload action in Collect.
The secondary accent is saved as part of the theme, but the current interface indicates that it is not yet used by a visible element.

Save your changes