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Digital Website Style Guide

  • Overview:
  • Key Parts of a Style Guide:
  • Where to Fine Me:

Overview:

A digital website style guide is a set of style elements that the admin can leverage to apply their content. It ensures consistency and coherence across the website, making it easier for different contributors to maintain a unified look and feel.


Key Parts of a Style Guide:

  1. Styling Text: Specifies fonts, sizes, colors, and spacing for headings, paragraphs, and links.
  2. Color Scheme: Manages the color palette used throughout the website, ensuring consistency in backgrounds, text, and buttons.
  3. Responsive Design: Adjusts the layout and elements to work well on different screen sizes (e.g., mobile, tablet, desktop).
  4. Element Styling: Sets the appearance of specific elements like buttons, forms, images, and navigation menus.
  5. Theming: Allows for the application of consistent design themes across multiple pages or sections of a website.

Where to Fine Me:

When your website is first created we set-up a website style page for you to utilise. You can find this in the CMS > Pages > Digital Style Guide

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