Lumo Theme
Lumo is the default theme for all Vaadin applications and components, which can be customized to fit your visual style requirements.
The core Lumo package defines the basic building blocks for component themes as CSS custom properties (also known as design tokens) such as colors, typography and other visual styles. In addition to the custom properties, Lumo includes light and dark mode variants, as well as a compact mode variant.
You don’t need to enable Lumo explicitly as it’s enabled by default for all Vaadin applications and components.
However, if you want to, you can do it explicitly using the @Theme
annotation as follows:
@Theme(themeClass = Lumo.class)
Check this guide for more information on how to use the @Theme
annotation.
You can disable the Lumo theme for your application using the @NoTheme
annotation.
However, this isn’t recommended for most applications as it’s easier to extend the Lumo theme than to create a brand new theme.
Topics
The following topics are covered in this section:
- Variants
- Learn how to enable Lumo light, dark, and compact variants. Learn also about the component variants.
- Design Tokens
- The design tokens, such as colors, typography and other visual styles that define the Lumo theme.
- Utility Classes
- Describes the the set of CSS utility classes included in Lumo that enable building any UI without custom CSS.
- Figma Libraries
- Includes links to the official Vaadin Figma libraries that designers and developers can use to create pixel-perfect UI designs and prototypes.