UI/UX Style Guide
BY ANABELLA PAPUCCI
1) COLOURS

PRIMARY 60%

ACCENT 30%

SECONDARY 10%

Website Color Usage Guideline

Primary Color:

  • It’s the main branding color
  • Apply to main headlines
  • Use in backgrounds
  • Apply to icons
  • Utilize in key visual elements to establish brand identity.

Secondary Color (optional):

  • Look for a neutral/quiet tone (e.g. brown). I pretty much won’t use the secondary colour. It’s just for =<H3 and elements where the primary/accent don’t work well
  • H3 and below.
  • Use in backgrounds (it’s ok if both primary and secondary are used for backgrounds)
  • Use for secondary buttons and other supporting UI elements.
  • Enhance overall design balance and contrast.

Accent Color:

  • Use for interactive elements like buttons and links to create contrast.
  • Apply to icons (specially when they are related to CTA), badges, and other attention-grabbing elements.

Soft backgrounds:

  • For backgrounds where white is too stark.

2) TYPOGRAPHY

Style Name

Font Name & Weight

Use

Colours

Heading 1

Font Name & Weight

Main headings

Heading 2

Font Name & Weight

Secondary headings

Heading 3

Font Name & Weight

Tertiary headings

Heading 4

Font Name & Weight

Tag Lines

Body Text

Font Name & Weight

Body Text

Button Text

Font Name & Weight

Buttons

Captions

Font Name & Weight

Buttons

3) BUTTONS
Primary Button
Used for positive actions, main CTA's
GHOST
Used for secondary actions
4) USED WIDGETS
5) SPACE - PADDING- MARGIN

For sections:

  • Desktop: 5.5%
  • Tablet: 10% 5%
  • Mobile: 15% 5%

Between elements that need white space (e.g. image with text on the side): 

  • 12% > works well for all devices
    (don’t use pixeld, but just for reference it’s something like: Desktop: 70px;  Tablet y mobile: 50px)
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