Customize theme appearance

Update the site appearance for Green Market Coffee to match the spring campaign. In the theme customizer change the primary color to #C43A2B, set the header font to Lora, adjust the site title size to 28px, and save the customization. Tell me which three pages I must review after this change and why.

Before I send the appearance changes to the client, make the customizer easy to review. Pull the three highest-impact tweaks to emphasize at the top: color swap, header font, title size. Identify any places where that color could harm contrast (buttons, footer links), and flag one sample page where the change could break layout or brand rules so I can get Priya's approval quickly.

I changed the header font to Lora and increased the site title to 28px after Tom asked for bolder branding. The client says text fails contrast on certain buttons and Eva from compliance says WCAG warnings appear. I don’t know which elements violate contrast or how to revert specific changes without losing the new look. What should I check first and how do I produce a quick remediation that keeps the bolder branding but fixes contrast issues before Friday?

Every redesign cycle we push visual tweaks that later trigger accessibility complaints from compliance and clients, adding extra meetings. Which habit should I adopt to catch these issues earlier? Recommend one check to add to our pre-release checklist and one change to how we present visual options to clients so fewer tweaks are rejected later.