The first thing your client sees is the admin shell: header, sidebar, and overall look. Use Theme & Brand Manager and Settings → Appearance so that shell shows their logo, name, and colors.
1. Open Theme & Brand Manager
In the FleekDash sidebar, open Theme & Brand Manager (or go to Settings → Appearance, depending on your setup).
You’ll work with brand identity (name, logo) and theme/palette (colors).
2. Set brand name and logo
Brand name – Replace the default (e.g. “FleekDash” or site name) with the client’s brand name. This typically appears in the sidebar header and/or browser title.
Logo – Upload or select the client’s logo. Prefer a version that works on both light and dark backgrounds if you offer light/dark themes.
Save. The header and sidebar should update immediately so the admin clearly looks like the client’s product.
3. Choose or create a theme and palette
Pick a theme that fits the client (light, dark, or auto).
If you have brand colors (hex codes):
Create or edit a palette and set primary (and optionally secondary) colors to match.
Apply that palette so links, buttons, and accents use the client’s colors.
Save. The admin should now feel on-brand (name, logo, colors).
4. Optional: Settings → Appearance
Go to Settings → Appearance for any global options (e.g. additional logo or name overrides) your FleekDash version exposes.
Align them with what you set in Theme & Brand Manager so everything is consistent.
Result
The admin shell (sidebar, header, colors) now presents the client’s brand. In Step 3 we’ll shape the login experience so the first touchpoint is also on-brand.