How to enable light mode and let each user customize the menu color

Light mode is the light theme for the interface, applied to tasks, inbox, chat, and documents, with individual choice per user. In Jestor, each person decides between light, dark, or following their own operating system's theme — and the admin can enable side menu color customization.

Why having a theme option matters

Teams working in very bright environments, or who simply prefer light interfaces, used to run into a system built only for dark mode, with no individual adjustment option.

Light, dark, or automatic theme: chosen per user, not for the whole account.
Full coverage: tasks, inbox, chat, and documents.
Customizable menu color: when enabled by the admin.
No impact on data: switching themes is purely visual.

How to enable light mode in Jestor

Go to settings → appearance: inside your personal account.
Choose the theme: light, dark, or follow the operating system.
Check the coverage: tasks, inbox, chat, and documents already adapt automatically.
Customize the menu color: if the admin has enabled that option in branding.

How to configure it in Jestor: the account admin enables menu color customization under settings → branding; from there, each user picks their own color in the personal appearance tab.

Why choose Jestor to customize the interface?

Theme choice in Jestor is individual, not a global account setting — that means mixed teams, with some people preferring light and others dark, don't need to agree on which theme "the whole company" will use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does each user choose their own theme, light or dark? Yes, this setting is individual and made under settings, appearance.

How do I enable menu color customization for users? You need to enable that option inside branding, in the account settings.

Is my data affected when I switch themes? No, switching themes is purely visual and doesn't change any system information.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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