I have never seen Zorin Appearance in Zorin OS Lite. That is an application only included in Zorin OS Core (or other versions of Gnome on Zorin.)
It can.
But we migrated from Windows to Linux for the sake of regaining User Control. This comes with choices.
Choices can be confusing. But if we were willing to sacrifice user control for the sake of never feeling confused by something new, We would have stayed on Windows.
"Just relax. We will take care of everything for you."
You may have a point. And perhaps some prefer this. But the way I have it figured, hiding and tucking away choices, controls, settings and options is far more confusing.
On this forum, we must often help people find the setting or option to change something they want to change. It's aggravating to many, not helpful.
And far too often, I must plop a terminal command for a gsettings tweak for them, because the menus and settings GUI lack those features, even though the settings can be accessed in dconf-editor.
I think it frustrates people, not comforts them; to know they cannot find their settings.
It is reasonably often that users come on the forum asking how to change something or configure it for their workflow, only to find that they cannot do so on Gnome, in spite of leaving MS Windows. Gnome sometimes comes across as more controlling than Windows, even.
That can leave a person feeling disappointed.