WhatsApp releasing new light, dark theme colour for business app
Meta app to allow users to customise primary branding colour, moving away from traditional green
Meta's WhatsApp is releasing a new feature to bring a light and dark main theme colour to the business app and its accessible for some beta testers.
It is worth noting that the new feature has been designed to provide users with greater control over the appearance of the app. It does so by allowing users to customise the primary branding colour, moving away from the traditional green in order to discover new options, reported WABetaInfo.
In this version, the Meta platform has automatically assigned new colours for both the light and dark themes.
Particularly, the accent colour for the light theme is now black, whereas, for the dark theme, it has been set to white.
The light blue accent colour, which was previously used in the WhatsApp Business app, has been replaced by these updates.
Additionally, they introduce black and white icons for the app settings, chat info screen, and the business banner at the top of the chats list.
WhatsApp Business has adopted black and white accent colours for its light and dark themes, respectively while WhatsApp Messenger retains its traditional green accent colour.
This difference is intentional as it helps users visually differentiate between the two apps and ensures there is no confusion about which app they are currently using.
The overall design and interface of both apps remain very similar apart from the accent colours.
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