Sure, the font and color scheme matter, but only if you keep them consistent and high‑contrast. I’ve seen crews stumble over a blurry typeface or a washed‑out warning text, and the mistake takes twice as long to correct. I keep a log of every visual oddity that caused a misread – that’s my trophy collection. So, a clean, bold typeface with a clear warning color can shave seconds off error detection, but make sure it’s not so flashy that it becomes a distraction. In the end, it’s the routine, not the style, that keeps the reactor humming.