To change the visual theme and color scheme, an administrator creates a brand and associates it with the external career site. The brand controls supported candidate-facing presentation elements, allowing the site to align with the organization’s visual identity.
Adding the brand to an internal career site does not modify the external candidate experience. Job application templates control the structure and content of applications, while job posting templates control reusable posting content. Neither template is the container for the career site’s overall visual theme.
Separating brand configuration from application and posting configuration allows one visual identity to be applied consistently across many postings and candidate interactions. It also permits organizations with multiple brands, regions, or business units to maintain distinct external sites without altering underlying requisition data. Administrators should verify colors, logos, accessibility contrast, responsive behavior, and the site’s association with the correct brand before publishing changes. Study Guide reference: Career Sites — External Career Site Branding, Brands, Themes, Color Schemes, Job Posting Templates, and Job Application Templates . Workday states that organizations can create career sites and content that reflect their employer brand. Workday Talent Acquisition
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