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Best Practices & Considerations
- Branding Consistency: Use high-quality, appropriately sized images that reflect your organization's branding for both the logo and header.
- Optimization: Ensure image files are optimized for web use (e.g., compressed, appropriate resolution) to ensure fast loading times on all interfaces.
- Global Impact: Remember that these are default settings. If you have specific headers or logos configured in other sections of the system (like individual email templates or specific public pages), those specific configurations will override these global defaults.
- Accessibility: Consider the visual accessibility of your chosen images, especially for text overlays or contrast, if applicable to your header design.