v2.14.0 (2026-06-02)

Overview

Vite Horizon 2.14.0 re-themes the entire application to Sustainable Timber Tasmania's official SharePoint digital palette, replacing an earlier unofficial colour scheme. The change is visual only — every workflow, panel, and tool behaves exactly as before — but the interface now matches STT branding in both light and dark modes, and the loading splash gets a fresh brand look.

Breaking Changes

None. Only colours changed; no workflows, panels, or tools were renamed or removed.

New Features and Improvements

New STT Brand Colours

The interface now uses STT's official brand families throughout — primary blue, night-sky navy, field green, new-shoot lime accents, forest teal, and warm neutral surfaces. Buttons, highlights, links, panels, and status colours all draw from this single, consistent palette.

Success, warning, and danger colours were tuned for legibility: status text and icons meet accessibility contrast requirements against their backgrounds.

Refreshed Dark Mode

Dark mode was redesigned around a warm charcoal surface, with the brand colour reserved for accents (buttons, focus rings, links, and highlights) rather than large filled areas. The result is a cleaner, less muddy dark interface. Page, panel, and raised surfaces step through progressively lighter charcoals so depth reads clearly.

All contrast levels were verified for accessibility — body text, muted text, and accent colours all remain comfortably readable on the dark surface.

Brand Loading Splash

The initial loading screen now shows an STT night-sky navy brand splash with bouncing accent dots (lime, field green, and light blue). It appears the moment the app starts — before the map or theme has loaded — for a polished first impression.

Under the Hood

• The application's stylesheet is now the single source of truth for all interface colour. The two surfaces that can't read CSS directly — the ArcGIS map view and the slope-report chart — read matching colour values from it, and both have dedicated dark-mode values so they flip correctly with the rest of the UI.
• Map symbology (feature colours on the map itself) is cartographic data and was intentionally left unchanged.
• A large block of unused, superseded theme code was removed as part of the migration.