How to customize app colors, fonts, and style using the visual editor

When customizing the look of an internal tool requires technical knowledge, most people give up and use the generic default. Jestor solves this with a visual editor that shows the result in near real time, with no hex code required.

What is the near-real-time preview, and why does it exist?

Near-real-time preview means any change to color, font, or layout is rendered instantly on screen, with automatic state persistence — no save button needed.

Editor feature	What it does	What it eliminates
Color preview	Shows the result on screen	Need for a hex code
Automatic persistence	Saves every change on its own	Manual confirm button

How to customize colors and fonts using Jestor's editor

No-code color testing: find the right shade directly on screen.
Font switching: a few clicks, no extra setup.
Automatic saving: no change requires clicking "save."
Direct access to the source table: go straight to the data behind any indicator.

How to configure it in Jestor: hover over any block to see the available editing options, adjust color and font, and the change is saved automatically.

Why choose Jestor for this kind of customization?

The key differentiator is simple navigation between desktop and mobile right in the editor, with app cloning and sharing with another role without leaving the same screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know the color code to customize the app? No, the editor lets you test colors directly on screen until you find the shade you want.

Do changes need to be saved manually? No, every change is saved automatically as soon as it's made.

How do I access the table behind a specific chart or indicator? The editor lets you jump straight to the table that feeds that indicator.

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