Can Each User Pick Their Own Menu Color, or Does It Need to Be the Same for the Whole Company?

In Jestor, this is a configurable choice: the company can let each user set their own menu color, or standardize a single brand color for everyone, depending on what makes the most sense.

How does each color-setting mode work?

Mode	Who chooses the color	When it makes sense
Individual	Each user picks their own color	Teams that prioritize personal comfort
Standardized (single brand)	The company sets a single color for everyone	Companies that value consistent visual identity

Where is this setting located?

The menu color option is in the account's appearance or branding settings, and can toggle between "allow individual customization" and "single color for everyone." The company logo is configured separately, regardless of this choice.

Why choose Jestor for brand customization?

Jestor clearly separates the company's branding settings from each user's personal preferences, giving flexibility to balance visual identity with individual comfort.

Is it possible to have a different menu color for each person in the company?

Yes, if individual customization is enabled in the account settings.

Can the company force a single color for all users?

Yes, it's possible to disable individual customization and set a single brand color for the whole account.

Does changing the menu color affect the company logo?

No, the menu color and the logo are independent settings.

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