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Brand Kit in Rise 360
Feature Idea: As an ID for a company with a specific brand package, I would love the opportunity to create a custom theme/brand that includes more than one color to streamline the customization/editing process. Currently, you can only select one hex code as the "theme" color, which appears throughout block customizations.
With a brand kit, there could be a palette of all brand colors that would then appear within the formatting settings instead of the generic rainbow palette, which then reduces the need to input hex codes individually.
It would be nice to be able to set custom Styles. For example, I often use a light blue background on some blocks. I wish I could simply click the Style icon and select it from a list instead of clicking custom + inputting the hex code.
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Hi MorganLavey,
That’s a great idea! Rise 360 currently supports one theme color at a time, but it doesn’t yet include a full brand kit or palette where you can store multiple brand colors. I’ve shared your suggestion with our product team so they can see how a multi-color brand kit would help streamline course styling and speed up design consistency.
For now, the best workaround is to keep your brand color hex codes handy and apply them manually in the color picker.
Thanks for sharing this idea, it’s a thoughtful improvement that would make branding in Rise 360 much easier.
Having to manually enter a hex code every time you want to do a color change is an astronomical waste of time. Being able to set a custom color palette should be a no brainer, bare minimum feature.
I don't understand why Articulate continually chooses to waste time on things that aren't really that impactful. It is so frustrating to see requests (that have been asked for since Rise's release) such as custom color palettes and text styles get ignored for things like "Quick Share".
I am 100% behind you on this request.
Having to type in a hex code every time a color change needs to be made is maddening. I can't even begin to calculate how much time is wasted having to do this over and over.
