New: Introducing our Bulma Theme
Scipio ERP is proud to announce its new Bulma-based theme, designed for mobile first and optimized for readability.
Introducing the new Bulma Theme for Scipio ERP!#
Scipio ERP is proud to announce the release of its new Bulma–based theme. This modern and stylish theme is designed with mobile first in mind, making it perfect for an optimized user experience. Additionally, the dynamic sidebar can be closed to make room for more content.
The Bulma–based theme is designed for readability. With its clean lines and modern styling, it is easy to read and navigate. It also includes an overlay that makes it easy to switch between applications. This makes it perfect for those who need to switch between applications quickly and efficiently.
The Bulma–based theme will be the new default theme for the upcoming Scipio ERP 3.0 release, making it a great new addition to the ever growing list of new features for the next release. With its modern styling and optimized readability, we are sure that you’ll love this as much as we do. Try it out on our backend demo today!
Features:
- A very modern and stylish new theme for Scipio ERP
- Mobile first & fully responsive
- Optimized for readability
- Introducing a dynamic sidebar that can be closed to make room for more content
- Comes with an overlay that makes it easy to switch between applications
- Will be the new default theme for the upcoming 3.0 release
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