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Home / Features / Web Display and Contrast Settings

Available in the web platform

Web Display and Contrast Settings

Dense survey and operations screens need readable supporting text and a usable appearance choice.

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Workflow illustration
  1. 01Choose appearance
  2. 02Review custom colors
  3. 03Keep the preference

Workspace

Who it was designed for

Web users who prefer a different appearance or contrast setting.

Available through the user’s web display preferences. Theme choice does not change permissions or project access.

What it does

Choose light, dark or high-contrast appearance in the web app, or set custom colors with a contrast check. The default dark theme gives small labels and supporting text clearer contrast. Your display preference stays with your account.

How it fits your workflow

STEP 1

Choose appearance

Select light, dark or high contrast.

STEP 2

Review custom colors

Use the available contrast check for custom selections.

STEP 3

Keep the preference

Save the display choice with the account.

Illustrated workflow. These cards explain the process; they are not screenshots of a customer project.

The practical value

Account-level appearance choices let users select a view that suits their working conditions. The custom-color contrast check helps them review their own selections.

A concrete use case

A user switches to high contrast for the workspace and reviews custom colors before saving an account preference.

Requirements and limits

A contrast check is a configuration aid, not certification of every workflow’s accessibility.

Appearance choices do not change engineering measurements, source data or the user’s role.

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See how web display and contrast settings fits your team

Bring your current workflow and the handoff that needs attention. We can discuss the available feature, appropriate access and relevant survey services.

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