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Cloud Kicks wants to apply branding to its current Salesforce org, currently using Lightning Experience. The look and feel must follow company design guidelines.
Which declarative design properties should be used to achieve this?
Which declarative design properties should be used to achieve this?
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Answer is A. Create a custom Theme in Themes and Branding, selecting logo, brand colors, and images.
Options B, C, and D do not align as directly with the capabilities of Salesforce Lightning Experience for applying branding:
Option B mentions designing a custom Branding set in the user interface, which is not a standard Salesforce feature described in those terms. Salesforce uses the "Themes and Branding" feature for this purpose.
Option C refers to developing a custom Layout and attaching a new stylesheet in static resources. While Salesforce allows for the use of static resources, this method requires more technical work and is not considered a declarative approach for applying branding. It's more aligned with custom development and could be used for more specific customization beyond what's available through Themes and Branding.
Option D suggests choosing one of the built-in Salesforce themes that closely matches the design guidelines. While this is a viable option for quick branding efforts, it does not offer the level of customization and adherence to company design guidelines that creating a custom theme does....
it should be A