If you have multiple brands or business units, using the brand kit functions in Hubspot is a complete mess. The customer experience is completely inconsistent making the use of the brand kits almost pointless. I would like to see much more consistent use of the brand kits for each business unit. Here are examples of the differences in choosing colours in various places in Hubspot: Landing pages show Favourite brand colours (a list of all brand colours from all BU) CTA's show only our TEG brand colours when you are in ALL business units, eg when you are in a brand that is NOT TEG the TEG colours are still showing, not the actual brand colours. When editing a Theme in settings, the TEG brand colours show when you are in ALL business units (like in point 2). Emails show the CORRECT brand colours per business unit in the content editor, however in the text editor (changing colour of text boxes) the favourite brand colours show like in point 1. Forms (when creating under Marketing > Lead Capture > Forms) it shows the CORRECT brand colours per business unit. However when accessing Forms under (Settings > Tools > Marketing > Forms) it is showing the TEG brand colours when you are in ALL business units. It's a very inconsistent user experience. And I find it so confusing and time consuming as a Hubspot user, as if Hubspot can pull the correct colours for one of the Form sections and one of the sections in Email, why can't it do it for the other sections? And why is it so different across all uses of colour pickers/brand kits? Canva is a great example of a really easy and user intuitive use of brand kits. You can create brand kits for multiple brands and wherever you are in canva you can switch between brands at anytime and all colours and fonts within that brand are available to you, so you don't have to constantly put the RGB/Hex codes of colours in ALL the time (which is what you have to do with Hubspot). This would make it much easier for marketing and non-marketing colleagues to use Hubspot, as you can easily see what colours, fonts and logos they need to use for each brand by just clicking the colours. This would save a LOT of time and provide a much more consistent and user friendly experience.
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