# Personalisation: MobileApp
### Screen names
To change the names of screens as how they appear at the screen header bars and *Navigation* screen menu, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change any of the strings in the 'CHANGE SCREEN TITLE SETTINGS' section:
`export const LOGIN = 'Login';` \
`export const SIGNUP_STEP_1 = 'Signup (Step 1)';` \
`export const SIGNUP_STEP_2 = 'Signup (Step 2)';` \
`export const HELP = 'Help';` \
`export const CODE = 'Code';` \
`// etc., etc...`
### Colors
All colours in the application are controlled through these 5 colour variables:
1. primary1
2. primary2
3. black
4. white
5. backgroundGray
To update the app's colors, go to `src/config/constants.js` and replace the hex-colour code with your preferred colour
```typescript
// TO CHANGE THE MAIN APP COLORS, CHANGE THESE COLOUR CODES
export const COLORS = {
primary1: '#D7F8C3',
primary2: '#A3F8FF',
backgroundGray: '#DDDDDD',
black: '#020202',
white: '#fff',
lightGray: '#C4C4C4', // USED IN SEARCH BAR
};
```
### Fonts
The application applies 2 different font types. These can be replaced with your preferred font in the following steps:
1. Copy your downloaded fonts (must be .otf or .ttf file types) and place these in the fonts folder located at `assets/fonts`
2. Look for the `CustomText` component inside `src/UI/text/CustomText.js` and replace the `Title_Font` and `Body_Font` strings with your new font names. Make sure to keep the names exactly the same as the font names you applied in step 1 for this to work:
```typescript
export const TITLE_FONT = 'Montserrat-Regular';
export const BODY_FONT = 'Chivo-Regular';
```
### Like button animations
The app offers two animation effects for the like button used on posts.
To enable your preferred animation effect, simply change the booleans inside `src/config/constants.js` to true or false:
\- default is:
```typescript
export const ENABLE_LIKE_ANIMATION_1 = true;
export const ENABLE_LIKE_ANIMATION_2 = false;
```
### Interest categories
To change the names of any of the interest categories as how they appear at the *Discover* screen, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change any of the strings in the 'DISCOVER SCREEN INTEREST CATEGORIES SETTINGS' section:
\- default is:
```typescript
export const SELECTIONS = [
// TOP LIST
['Food', 'Photography', 'Beauty', 'Music', 'Gardening'],
// MIDDLE LIST
['Nature & Science', 'Travel', 'Money & Business', 'Sports'],
// BOTTOM LIST
['Health', 'Home & Garden', 'Books', 'Fashion', 'Technology'],
];
```
{% hint style="warning" %}
**NOTE:** It is important to realise that a change made in the MobileApp project will not immediately be updated inside the database. In other words, **once any of the above interest category strings have been changed, they will no longer correctly match up with the stored interest categories for each user inside the database**.
{% endhint %}
### Pagination
To change the the number of items added to any of the lists used in the app once user scroll to the bottom of a list, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change the 'CHANGE INFINITE SCROLL SETTINGS' section - Default is set to 8 new items per fetch.
\- default is:
```typescript
export const PAGINATION_LIMIT = 8;
```
### List item margins
To change the the left and right margins for list items used on all list screens, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change the 'CHANGE INNER & OUTER MARGINS LEFT / RIGHT SETTINGS' section.
\- default is:
```typescript
export const INNER_CONTAINER_MARGIN_LEFT_RIGHT = 50 (25 margin each side)
export const OUTER_CONTAINER_MARGIN_LEFT_RIGHT = 25 (12.5 margin each side)
```
### Enable / disable like own posts
To change the setting that enables / disables the ability to like a user's own posts comments and replies, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change the 'ENABLE USER'S ABILITY TO LIKE OWN POSTS / COMMENTS / REPLIES SETTING' section - default set to `true`
### Profile user status
To change the setting that sets the default user status message on users' profile pages, visit `/src/config/constants.js` and change the 'PROFILE: DEfAULT STATUS MESSAGE SETTING' section`.`
\- default is:
```typescript
export const PERSONAL_DESCRIPTION = 'Still pondering on a cool catch-phrase...';
```
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