Templates and theming

Three layouts, your colours, your fonts, your logo.

Templates

Template	Layout
`classic`	The familiar status-page layout: overall banner, component list, incident history below
`minimal`	Stripped back — status and components, very little else
`dashboard`	Denser, metrics-forward, for a technical audience

Theme options

Option	Value
`primaryColor`	Accent colour for status indicators and links
`bgColor`	Page background
`textColor`	Body text
`borderRadius`	In `px`, `rem` or `em`
`fontFamily`	One of the seven below
`darkMode`	Whether the page renders dark

Fonts

Fonts are restricted to a fixed list so pages stay fast and render consistently:

Inter
Space Grotesk
JetBrains Mono
DM Sans
IBM Plex Sans
Nunito
system-ui

system-ui is the fastest option — no font is downloaded at all.

Logo and favicon

Both are uploaded on the status page settings and can be removed later. Use an SVG or a suitably sized PNG; the favicon is what people see in a pinned tab during an outage, so it is worth setting.

Design advice

Contrast over brand. A status page is read in a hurry, often on a phone, sometimes by someone stressed. If your brand colour is a pale grey on white, do not use it for the status indicators.
Do not rely on colour alone. Glowo pairs colour with text and shape, and you should not undo that with a theme where every state looks similar.
Test dark mode if you enable it. A logo with a transparent background and dark artwork disappears.