Review header and footer styles.

Check shared navigation, brand identity, legal links, and support actions after a Theme change at desktop and mobile widths.

Build around this situation.

Use your own accurate details and check the result as you go. You can return to the relevant Website editor to make corrections.

List shared actions
Check the logo, primary navigation, sign-in or start action, footer links, and legal or support destinations.
Review both widths
Open desktop and mobile views and verify that navigation opens, closes, and remains readable.
Compare the draft with the active version
Record the intended difference and keep unrelated Page content unchanged.

Illustrative example

The result: Shared parts make navigation and basic business details easy to find.
What to check: Follow the links and test the mobile menu and display conditions before making the design live.

Adapt the example to your Website and review the result before moving to the next task.

The header and footer should make the Website identity and next actions clear on every Page.

A visual refresh should preserve real destinations and keyboard access rather than treating the footer as decoration.

A Theme shared-part review does not change navigation destinations, publish Page content, or make a legal statement true.