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Design and typography controls

Use Design for brand colors and visual style, and Settings for the four global typography roles.

Updated July 13, 2026

The Design tab owns brand identity and visual style. Builder Settings owns the four global typefaces applied consistently across every page.

Brand colors

Set your primary (button) color, accent color, and the text colors that sit on them. Next to each pairing, a contrast badge tells you whether the combination is readable — and if it isn't, a Fix action corrects it for you. Low-contrast buttons quietly kill orders; the badge exists so you never ship one.

Everything else

  • Theme — Light or Dark for the whole site.
  • Title, Heading, Subheading, and Body fonts — searchable pickers under Builder Settings.
  • Button Style — Square, Rounded, or Pill.
  • Navigation — Standard, Transparent, Centered, Split, or Compact header layouts.
  • Logo Size — Small, Medium, or Large.
Note: Heads up: design and typography changes save to your live site as you make them — colors, theme, fonts, button and navigation styles, and logo size take effect on your public storefront shortly after you save, not held as a draft the way page *section* content is. So make big brand changes deliberately (the contrast badge helps), and pick a quiet moment if you're experimenting.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about design and typography

Practical answers about design and typography in KitchenRush.

Where do I change the fonts across my website?

The Design tab owns brand identity and visual style. Builder Settings owns the four global typefaces applied consistently across every page.

Title, Heading, Subheading, and Body fonts — searchable pickers under Builder Settings.

Do design changes wait for me to publish?

Heads up: design and typography changes save to your live site as you make them — colors, theme, fonts, button and navigation styles, and logo size take effect on your public storefront shortly after you save, not held as a draft the way page section content is. So make big brand changes deliberately (the contrast badge helps), and pick a quiet moment if you're experimenting.