Articles
Things people have written about style guides
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A Maintainable Style Guide
An explanation of the principle’s behind Rizzo: Lonely Planet’s Style Guide
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Creating Style Guides
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Front-End Style Guides
An introduction to Front-End Style Guides.
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Style Guide Best Practices
Tips for making your style guide readable, accessible, useful, and lasting.
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Systemic Design
Federico Holgado of Mailchimp explains how modular design systems from other industries applies to constructing our own interfaces.
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Styleguide & Boilerplate Patterns
Compares the range of patterns in different style guides.
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A living style guide for GOV.UK
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Styleguide Driven Development
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Style-Guide-Driven Development: the new web development
An overview of style-guide-driven development and how it relates to agile development and modern web development practices.
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Styleguide Generator Roundup
An opinionated comparison of popular styleguide generator tools.
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Responsive Deliverables
Dave Rupert introduces the need to deliver “tiny Bootstraps for every client”. “Instead of delivering one PSD per page or worse, one PSD per responsive view, we should be thinking about deliverables as modular pieces of the larger system. Whether they’re based on strategy, components, or layout, they should all be built with extendibility in mind.”
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Prendre des conventions en CSS et les documenter
This article talks about taking conventions and shows introduction to styleguides (with an example). (article in french, about to be translated into english soon)
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Our Living Style Guide (Writing maintainable HTML/CSS)
An explanation of the principle’s behind Rizzo: Lonely Planet’s Style Guide
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Our CSS/Sass Project Architecture and Styleguide
Our approach to CSS architecture, a code styleguide and pattern libraries.
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On Pattern Portfolios
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Modern Style Guides for Web Design and Development
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“Leanify” Your Startup Design With Style Guides
Heidi Pungartnik provides some insight on how style guides are beneficial for startups, and provides tips on what to include in your own style guide.
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Improving Code Readability With CSS Styleguides
Vitaly’s coding techniques to help make CSS more maintainable
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How Clearleft built Code for America
Clearleft and Code for America explain how they created an accessible, consistent site for the US non-profit.
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Using Guidelines to Mind Your Tone
In this article I’m going to discuss why you need tone of voice guidelines, what to include, how to ensure they are used and refer to plenty of examples of existing guidelines from some well known organisations. This article assumes that you have already identified what tone of voice is most appropriate for your organisation.
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Getting Started With Pattern Libraries
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Future Friendly Style Guides
How to build future friendly style guides
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Using Pattern Lab to Design, Build and Maintain a Website
Brian Muenzenmeyer explains how he’s using Pattern Lab and Jekyll to simultaneous build and maintain his site and style guide.
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Front End Style Guides: Your Questions Answered
Anna Debenham answers questions about front-end style guides.
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Front-End Dev guidelines
TMW frontend guidelines for developers
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Do I really need a style guide?
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Designing Products That Scale
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An extract from Designing Atoms and Elements
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Design Systems: Building for the Future
A case study of how MediaTemple approached their design system.
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CSS Style Guides
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Writing an Interface Style Guide
Ever designed or developed a beautiful interface only to find your hard work ruined months later by gaudy graphics or invalid markup? With proper documentation you’ll have a better chance at seeing your interface stay beautiful. Jina Bolton guides us through the process of developing an interface style guide.
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Creating a type style guide
Susan Robertson explains the process of making a style guide for the typography on Fifty-Three’s marketing website.
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Creating a Killer Style Guide
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Common Patterns in Styleguides, Boilerplates and Pattern Libraries
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Building our first pattern library
The team at FutureLearn rewrote their pattern library using atomic design principles and shared the process they used to make it happen.
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Behind the Design, The New Viget
A write-up on how Viget created their style guide
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Atomic Design
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Anchoring Your Design Language in a Live Style Guide
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A Sass Architecture for Scalable Frontends
A rock solid Sass architecture for scalable frontends and the work in a team.
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Yelp's got style (and the guide to back it up)
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Books
Books written about style guides
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Front-End Style Guides
Learn how to create comprehensive style guides for the web, whether you’re starting from scratch or assembling one for an existing site.
Published by Five Simple Steps
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The UX Reader
At MailChimp, we love to show our work - in part because it helps us get better at what we do. This book is a collection of the most popular articles from our UX Newsletter, along with some content exclusive to the book. It’s the embodiment of our quest to reflect, refine, and grow. We made it in hopes it’ll help you do the same.
Published by MailChimp
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Modular Web Design - Creating Reusable Components for User Experience Design and Documentation
This book defines the role of components and why they matter, maps out how to organize and build a component library, discusses how to use components in practice, and teaches a process for documenting and maintaining components.
Published by Peachpit
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The Yahoo! Style Guide
Is it Web site, website or web site? What’s the best on-screen placement for a top story? How can I better know my site’s audience? The rapid growth of the Web has meant having to rely on style guides that are intended for print publishing and do not address writing for the Internet. The Yahoo! Style Guide does. Writers and programmers at Yahoo!, faced with a lack of industry guidance fifteen years ago, began creating a set of guidelines for web writing.
Published by Macmillan
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Podcasts
Episodes from various podcasts where style guides are discussed
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Jeremy Keith on Everything Web
Jeremy Keith joins Jen to talk about Mobilewood, future-friendlying websites, responsive design techniques, digital preservation, html5 semantics, Firefox 7, and much more.
On The Web Ahead
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Design process with Samantha Warren
Big changes in web technology are forcing us all to look at what many have been saying for a while — the web design workflow that was enshrined over the last decade really doesn’t work. The creator of Style Tiles, Samantha Warren, joins Jen Simmons to talk about workflows, design processes, and how new ideas about our tools can help us all better design websites for the modern age.
On The Web Ahead
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Starbucks
Starbucks considers mobile to be the first customer touchpoint. Lincoln Mongillo tells us why managing for “one web” forces them to focus on what’s important, and puts performance, accessibility, and security at the center of their design process.
On Responsive Web Design
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Shoptalk 132 - with Ian Feather
In this episode Dave & Chris were joined by Ian Feather. Ian is the Client Side Technical Lead at Lonely Planet. Before getting into the Q&A they talk about Ian’s involvement and experiences in the making of Lonely Planet’s styleguide.
On Shoptalk Show
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Style Guides, or A Thousand Special Cases
We discuss front end style guides, and how they can speed up and improve the development process for not only the front end person, but also for the back end devs, designer, and everyone else on the team. We also chat about public speaking and presentations, and how much Joel loves her slide deck from RefreshPDX.
On PushPull
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Talks
Conference presentations about style guides
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Future Friendly Style Guides
How style guides can help in a responsive design workflow.
At Web Directions
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Styleguide Driven Development
At Seattle Interactive Conference 2014
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Style Guides Are The New Photoshop
Use of image editors for creating web design mockups has worked until now, but responsive design is forcing us to find alternatives, as we can’t simply create more mockups as we design for more screens… Let’s take a look at one of the most important aspects of this method: the creation of clear, semi-automated, self-updating style guides.
At Fronteers 2012
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Living Design Systems
Style Guides are a great step towards keeping everything aligned – across devices and platforms, across a range of products and features. Learn from a product designer’s perspective how she and her teams have strived to maintain a “single source of truth” for a truly living spec through a living style guide.
At CSSconf EU 2014
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Style Guides: Why I love them
A talk given at RefreshPDX on how Susan came to love style guides and why she thinks they are an essential part of a site or application.
At Refresh Portland
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Components & SGDD of the CF Developer Console
Colin O’Byrne and Nicole Sullivan talk about Style Guide Driven Development, a term that was coined in the New York office of Pivotal Labs.
At Pivotal Labs
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Style Guide Driven Development
Introducing the concept of Style Guide Driven Development
At Up.front, RUG-B, Front-end Finland
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Reducing Complexity With a Component API
I discuss some of the challenges we face managing User Interface complexity and how we tackled them at Lonely Planet. The talk eventually focuses on Rizzo: Lonely Planet’s Style Guide.
At Front End Ops Conference 2014
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Practical, maintainable CSS
Natalie Downe from Clearleft specialises in creating high quality client-side code on agency deadlines. In this talk she shares her development process, from planning through to delivery of a full CSS system optimised for maintenance by a client. The talk includes CSS rules of thumb developed over seven years in the field, as well as tips for taming the beast that is Internet Explorer.
At Girl Geeks of Brighton
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Maintaining Own Components Library with Living Style Guides
An in-depth overview of Style Guide tools with focus on building own Component Library. Talk covers all kind of tooling strategies and gathers relevant recommendations for different teams and projects.
At Amsterdam Meetup
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SASS and Pattern-Lab team workflow using Vagrant/Puppet
The Harvard Business Review team explains how they established a pattern-driven workflow to launch their new responsive site.
At Cascade BOS
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Taking Development Tools To The Next Level
Talk about an evolution of living style guide engine from basic catalogue to integrated development and front-end components management tool (IME).
At Front End Ops Conference 2014
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Design systems
We are not designing for mobiles, tablets or desktops but a medium that is volatile. Richard Saunders looks at the elements that make up a responsible responsive design project in an ever changing landscape.
At Zengenti Rocket Conference 2014
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Design Pattern Craftsmanship
My first Design Pattern Craftsmanship talk in 2012 was presented at Etsy’s Code as Craft series and I talked about MailChimp’s original UI Pattern Library. Since then, we’ve redesigned and rebuilt our pattern library, so V2 of the talk covers the history, challenges, and benefits of our exploration of front-end patterns.
At Forge Conference
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The death of lorem ipsum and pixel-perfect content
Dave Olsen explains the many benefits of a pattern-based workflow: encourages communication between disciplines, establishes a shared vocabulary, help us focus, makes testing easier, and encourages reuse and extensibility.
At Confab Higher Ed 2014
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CSS Systems for writing maintainable CSS
A CSS System is a reusable set of content-oriented markup patterns and associated CSS created to express a site’s individual design. It is the end result of a process that emphasizes up-front planning, loose coupling between CSS and markup, pre-empting browser bugs and overall robustness. It also incorporates a shared vocabulary for developers to communicate the intent of the code.
At BarCamp London 5
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Build your own Bootstrap
At FOWA 2013
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Atomic Design
Atomic design is a methodology for creating robust interface design systems.
At Webdagene 2014
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A Vision for Style Guides in 2015
Using a style guide as an API and central testing hub. (Video recording linked below the slides.)
At CSSDevConf, Nightly Build
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Tools
Things to help you make your own style guide
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Barebones
An initial directory setup, style guide and pattern primer
Language/Platform: PHP
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Bootstrap
Sleek, intuitive, and powerful front-end framework for faster and easier web development.
Language/Platform: HTML, CSS
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Foundation
Front-end framework created for developing fully responsive web apps.
Language/Platform: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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Web Fundamentals
A comprehensive resource for multi-device web development.
Language/Platform: NodeJS, SASS, Ruby
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Web Starter Kit
Google’s Web Starter Kit includes an HTTP server, responsive boilerplate, live reloading, and a component style guide.
Language/Platform: HTML, Sass, JavaScript
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KSS-node
A Node.js implementation of Knyle Style Sheets (KSS), “a documentation syntax for CSS”.
Language/Platform: Node, CSS, Sass, LESS
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KSS
Structured documentation for (pre-processed) CSS with generated live style guides
Language/Platform: CSS, SCSS, LESS
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Pattern Lab
Create atomic design systems
Language/Platform: PHP
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Style Prototypes
Tool for creating pattern libraries and atomic design systems
Language/Platform: Node, Sass, Compass
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Style Tiles
Style Tiles are a design deliverable consisting of fonts, colors and interface elements that communicate the essence of a visual brand for the web.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Pattern Response
Language/Platform: PHP
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Styledown
Write maintainable CSS styleguides efficiently using a Markdown.
Language/Platform: Node.js
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The Style Guide Guide
Find a styleguide generator that fits your flow.
Language/Platform: Assorted
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Style-Guide-Boilerplate Bootstrap Edition
A starting point for crafting living style guides for Bootstrap-based projects.
Language/Platform: PHP
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Style Guide Boilerplate
A starting point for crafting living style guides
Language/Platform: PHP
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SourceJS
Modular and dynamic Living Style Guide Platform with flexible plugin system. Supports Markdown, Jade, CSS Documentation parsing and many other technologies for describing your Front-end components.
Language/Platform: JavaScript, Node.js
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Skeleton
Skeleton is a small collection of CSS files that can help you rapidly develop sites that look beautiful at any size, be it a 17” laptop screen or an iPhone. Skeleton is built on three core principles:
Language/Platform: HTML, CSS
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Semantic UI
Semantic empowers designers and developers by creating a language for sharing UI.
Language/Platform: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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SC5 Styleguide
Informative and easily navigable live styleguide which can be edited directly in the browser. Available for Grunt and Gulp or for the command line.
Language/Platform: CSS, SASS, LESS, KSS
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Rock Hammer
A curated project library for Hammer For Mac.
Language/Platform: Sass
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Refills
Refills are prepackaged patterns and components, built on top of Bourbon, Bitters, and Neat.
Language/Platform: Sass, Bourbon
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Pure
A set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project.
Language/Platform: CSS
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Potion
Potion is built it on top of Sass and utilizes AngularJS at the core for routing, creating custom DOM elements and more.
Language/Platform: Sass, AngularJS
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Poor Man's Styleguide
A quick-and-dirty frontend styleguide, designed to be copied and pasted into your CMS.
Language/Platform: HTML, Markdown
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Polymer
Web Components usher in a new era of web development based on encapsulated and interoperable custom elements that extend HTML itself. Built atop these new standards, Polymer makes it easier and faster to create anything from a button to a complete application across desktop, mobile, and beyond.
Language/Platform: Javascript
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Pears
Collect, test, and experiment with interface pattern pairings of CSS & HTML. Pears is an open source WordPress theme, enabling people like you to get your own pattern library up and running quickly.
Language/Platform: Wordpress
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Patternry
Patternry is a tool for building living UI pattern libraries. It helps designers and developers work faster and smarter together.
Language/Platform: hosted
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An overview of Pattern Library Generators
A list of pattern library generators, maintained by David Hund
Language/Platform: Assorted
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StyleDocco
StyleDocco generates documentation and style guide documents from your stylesheets.
Language/Platform: Markdown, Node.js
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Pattern Primer
Generating styled markup from a folder of markup snippets
Language/Platform: PHP
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Pattern Portfolio
Inspired by the recent movement of creating systems, not pages. This is a living library of deliverables that can be stylized to fit your next project.
Language/Platform: NodeJS, HTML, Sass
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Pattern Man
A middleman extension that implements Pattern Lab-style patterns.
Language/Platform: Middleman, ruby
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Module Gallery
A simple front-end pattern library.
Language/Platform: PHP, Javascript
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Materialize
A modern responsive front-end framework based on Material Design
Language/Platform: CSS, JS
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Material UI
Language/Platform: Less
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Living Style Guide
The easiest way to create front-end style guides with Sass. Available for Ruby on Rails, Padrino, Middleman, Broccoli, Gulp or the command line.
Language/Platform: Sass, Markdown
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Stylify Me
Stylify Me allows users to automagically generate a website style guide by simply pasting in the URL. The tool provides an overview of color, fonts, sizing, spacing, and more.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Survival Kit
The Coding Designer’s Survival Kit
Language/Platform: Markdown, Compass
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Kraken
A lightweight, mobile-first boilerplate for front-end web developers.
Language/Platform: Gulp.js, Sass
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Kalei
Generates bootstrap-like documentation for your own CSS
Language/Platform: marked, jscssp, LESS, cssbeautify, fixie, highlight, backbone, underscore, jquery
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Ionic
Ionic offers a library of mobile-optimized HTML, CSS and JS components, gestures, and tools for building highly interactive apps.
Language/Platform: Sass, AngularJS
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Interface Inventory
Before you can start designing and building a style guide, you need to take stock of all the unique patterns that make up your current interface. It’s a tedious process, but is a fundamental first step for setting up a style guide.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Hologram
Easily build and maintain beautiful style guides: Hologram is a Ruby gem that parses comments in your CSS and turns them into a beautiful style guide.
Language/Platform: Markdown
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grunt-flats
Grunt task for generating static pages and living styleguides from templated partials.
Language/Platform: Grunt
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Topcoat
CSS for clean and fast web apps.
Language/Platform: BEM
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Typecast
Use Typecast to create visual and semantic designs. Check for readability, rendering and beauty then share a working prototype of your design.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Frontify
Visually specify colors, typo, dimensions and more. With one click you get a beautiful style guide, automatically generated from your specifications.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Barebones
A command line tool which generates documentation for your existing frontend code in seconds.
Language/Platform: Markdown, Sass, Javascript
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Vivus
Vivus is a ruby gem that builds a living, breathing styleguide from your SASS files.
Language/Platform: ruby, Sass
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Find Guidelines
Find Guidelines on the Web. The fastest way to brand assets.
Language/Platform: JavaScript, CSS
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Fabricator
Build your own UI toolkit.
Language/Platform: node
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Style Guide (Drupal Plugin)
Provides a visual testing page for Drupal themes. Quickly compare the display of common elements across your themes, and verify that your new theme addresses all common style elements.
Language/Platform: PHP, Drupal
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CSS Stats
CSS Stats is a tool that parses all the styles of a given URL, and lays out important information such as font-size, floats, number of selectors, width, colors, and more.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Codepen Design Patterns
A collection of design patterns for inspiration
Language/Platform: N/A
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Webflow Symbols
Pattern-based drag-and-drop tool for quickly creating prototypes.
Language/Platform: N/A
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Baseline
Baseline was born to be a quick way to prototype a website and grew up to become a full typographic framework for the web using “real” baseline grid as its foundation.
Language/Platform: CSS
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Zeplin
Quickly turn your Sketch designs into powerful specs and guidelines for developers.
Language/Platform: Sketch
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Examples
Real life pattern libraries, code standards documents and content style guides
Filters
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Yelp
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Code For America
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Harry Roberts's CSS Guidelines
High-level advice and guidelines for writing sane, manageable, scalable CSS
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Lonely Planet
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Mailchimp's Pattern Library
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Mailchimp's Voice and Tone
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Mapbox
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Max Quattromani
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Mark Brown's Standards Guidelines
To aid a shared understanding of front-end development best practice at PUP.
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Sass Style Guide
Chris Coyier’s personal style guide for writing Sass
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South Tees Hospital
A style guide for an NHS hospital’s website
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Starbucks
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Pivotal UI
Everything to start building UI at Pivotal.
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ThinkUp Code style guide
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Sky Web Toolkit
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Trello CSS Guide
Trello’s guidelines on writing CSS
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Sass Guidelines
An opinionated styleguide for writing sane, maintainable and scalable Sass.
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Salesforce
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Brand Style Guide Examples
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Tuts+ Style Guide
A voice, tone, and style guide to be used across Tuts+.
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Pivotal Web Services
Developer console style guide
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Stanford HTML & CSS Style Guide
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Paul Robert Lloyd
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oli.jp style guide
A style guide for Oli Studholme’s personal site
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Mozilla Style Guide
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Microsoft design language
Design language for creating Microsoft Windows apps.
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Ubuntu Design Guidelines
Brand assets and web guidelines for Ubuntu
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Dave Shea's Markup Guide
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Code Guide by @mdo
Standards for developing flexible, durable, and sustainable HTML and CSS.
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Tourism Whistler Styleguide
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WooCommerce
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Mailchimp Writing Style Guide
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WooThemes Style Guide
Brand assets and guidelines.
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Mailchimp Brand Assets
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Anna Debenham Style Guide
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Wordpress Brand Guidelines
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Jobs UI
A living style guide and pattern library for Jobs.cz.
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Front-end Code Standards & Best Practices
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iOS Design Guidelines
Ivo Mynttinen articulates iOS’s design language and interface patterns.
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Idiomatic CSS
A living document by Nicolas Gallagher that outlines how he writes his CSS
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IBM Design Language
A set of living guidelines for designing experiences and products for the IBM brand.
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Homify Living Style Guide
Front-end style guide for Homify—an online resource for interior design
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The Guardian Pasteup
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Gravity Department: Field Manuals
Field Manuals are guides for trailblazing the web. They document the principles, standards, and practices that Gravity Department works by.
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GOV.UK elements
Layout, typography, colour, images, icons, forms, buttons and data
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GOV.UK's Content style guide
Recommendations on writing content on GOV.UK’s sites
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GOV.UK's Colour Scheme
The colour swatches used across GOV.UK
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Google Material Design
Google lays out their design language for Material Design, which aims to unify the design across all their properties.
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Google HTML/CSS Style Guide
A CSS/HTML style guide rather than pattern portfolio, but still very useful.
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GitHub Styleguide
Includes links to the Github living CSS styleguide, JavaScript styleguide, and recommendations on how to write Ruby code.
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GitHub CSS Styleguide
GitHub’s guidelines on writing CSS
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FutureLearn
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Frost Finery
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Fontshop
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Fifty-Three Website Typography
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Fellowship One Design Patterns and Code Standards
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Facebook Brand Guidelines
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Eurucamp 2014 Living Style Guide
Front-end style guide for the Eurucamp 2014—including complete source code on Github.
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Editorially
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Drupal Content Style Guide
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Dough by Money Advice Service
An accessible, fully tested and extensible component library from the Money Advice Service.
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DoSomething.org pattern library
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Disqus Brand and Style Guide
Guidelines for building your own community and discussion applications using the Disqus API.
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DeviantArt Brand Guidelines
DeviantArt unveils its new branding and vision.
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Data Visualization Style Guide for the Sunlight Foundation
Guidelines for what charts, graphs, and other visualizations should look like
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Wordpress Coding Standards
A baseline for contributing CSS, HTML, Javascript, and PHP to Wordpress Core
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West Virginia University brand guidelines
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CMS.gov UI Components
Assets Framework of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
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Clearleft
A basic guide to semantic markup used on Clearleft’s website, including usage examples.
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Charity Water Brand Guidelines
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Carnegie Mellon Brand Guidelines
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Buffer Style Guide
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Best Buy Brand Identity
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BBC GEL
The GEL guidelines are a reference point for designing BBC services across Web, Mobile, iPTV and Tablet.
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BBC Programmes Styleguide
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Barnard Levit Style Guide
Technical reference for all the design elements that make up the Barnard Levit website.
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Atlassian Product Design Guidelines
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Apple Watch Design Guidelines
Apple lays out the design language and pattern recommendations for Apple Watch.
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Apple OS X Human Interface Guidelines
Apple provides UI design guidelines, design strategies, and patterns for designing for OS X.
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Anna Debenham's Style Guide (Jekyll)
Anna Debenham’s Jekyll-based starting point for building a Front-End style guide.
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Adobe Brand Guidelines
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A List Apart Style Guide
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A List Apart Pattern Library
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