update work for a CRM / DevExpess ASP.NET MVC

So the demo of the project is online and available for browsing (login as Administrator, no password): https://demos.devexpress.com/xaf/xcrm/#ViewID=DashboardViewer_DetailView&ObjectKey=1&ObjectClassName=DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.EF.DashboardData&mode=View What is to be done: 1- There's a Theme Setting menu in the upper right corner of the demo's main page. Work is to add themes with a black background and foreground options to be red, green, etc. So really a theme that will show well on a tablet (ipad) with a black background. DevExpress has a theme builder for that matter and that should be as a simple as that, these themes will then be added into it. Once the theme selected it should be recorded and set for all future logins. Some examples of the black background that's expected: [login to view URL] 2- Navigation bar on the left side: to be able to add dynamically by the click of a button (DB driven) a new section. So currently the demo has Workspace, Sales, Administration, etc. So as an administrator I need to be able to add a new section, called ABC. 3- For the new section created in the navigation panel in #2 above. The user should then be able to add a new node again (sub node) in order to build a tree. 4- Under each of those nodes outlined in #3 above, the user can then click on NEW REPORT, or NEW DASHBOARD, or NEW PIVOT, or NEW DOCUMENT. The DevExpress library contains user controls for it (report designer user control, dashboard designer user control, pivot user control, and a document management user controls). There are good examples in the demo's link provided above (under the section Workspace, or Reports for example after opening a dashboard one can edit it using the dashboard designer control, or the report designer control, please play a bit with the demo link provided and you will find these designer tools). So these are user controls and the new "page" created under the new "node" of the navigation panel will be exactly like that in the current demo but it needs some further extension as described here in this item #4. One last thing also, the data entity framework is that of DevExpress so playing with the db model to save and create the settings should be straightforward, and if you are familiar with the DevExpress library then this project should be totally fun and clean to do for you. Thanks. Frank