# Overriding the HTML / PHP
By default, ScandiPWA provides this index file:
{% code title="source: public/index.html" %}
```markup
ScandiPWA
```
{% endcode %}
If you want to change any of these values, or import additional assets, you will need to override this file. Simply copy it to `public/index.html` of your theme's directory, and make the changes you need.
When compiling into Magento 2 theme, the application is using different file, the `public/index.php`:
{% code title="source: public/index.php" %}
```php
getThemeConfiguration('color_customization');
$contentConfig = $this->getThemeConfiguration('content_customization');
$icons = $this->getAppIconData();
?>
', $icon["sizes"], $icon["href"]); ?>
', $icon["sizes"], $icon["href"]); ?>
', $icon["sizes"], $icon["href"]); ?>
```
{% endcode %}
If you want to change any of these values, or import additional assets, you will need to override this file. Simply copy it to `public/index.php` of your theme's directory, and make the changes you need.
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