At the moment, the same mobile logo appears to be used in both the logged-in mobile header and the unauthenticated login/signup splash screen.
It would be useful to have a separate site setting, for example:
mobile_logo_dark
or more specifically:
login_mobile_logo_dark
This would allow admins to use a logo that works well on the splash screen background without also affecting the compact header logo shown to logged-in users.
Use case
On mobile, the login/signup splash screen often has different visual requirements from the logged-in header.
For example, a site may want:
- a larger, more decorative logo on the splash screen;
- a darker or blended background version for dark mode;
- a simplified compact logo in the logged-in mobile header.
Currently, changing the mobile logo to suit the splash screen can make the logged-in header look oversized or visually awkward. Conversely, optimising the logo for the header can make the splash screen look too plain or poorly blended.
Suggested behaviour
Add a separate upload setting for the splash/login mobile logo in dark mode.
Possible priority order:
- use
login_mobile_logo_dark/mobile_logo_darkif set; - fall back to the existing dark mobile logo;
- fall back to the normal mobile logo.
This would give admins more control over branding on the first unauthenticated screen, while preserving the existing logged-in header behaviour.
Why this helps
The splash screen is often the first thing new users see, so it benefits from a logo designed specifically for that context. The logged-in mobile header has much tighter space constraints, so it usually needs a different asset.