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# Step 5 - Design

The design of a calculator can be amended by creating a new calculator or logging into My Calcumate at [calcumate.co/login](https://app.calcumate.co/login) and navigating to your Calculator Builder -> Select the appropriate integration -> Design Tab.

You are able to amend the following calculator design elements:

**Branding**

* Font

**Intro**

* Primary text
  * "GET STORING" as default
* Secondary text
  * "Start by adding items to your storage unit" as default

**Logo**

* Add your company logo to your storage unit 

**Unit Image**

* If you would like to show a different unit type from our standard unit types. You can upload your image file.

**Colour scheme**

* Primary colour
* Secondary colour
* Unit colour

**Background colour**

* Gradient (two toned)
* Solid
* Transparent 

**Show Ismoetric Grid** 

* toggles on/off the grid background 

Buttons

* Button colour on the 'items added' list 
* Button text colour is the text colour on the 'items added' list
* Category button border colour 

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