Applications Lack Custom Theme, Layout, and Font Personalization
Users cannot personalize application interfaces with custom themes, layouts, or fonts, forcing everyone to use a single default appearance. This limits both individual productivity preferences and brand-aligned deployments for teams. Custom theming is a common feature gap that affects user adoption and satisfaction across many SaaS applications.
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