This is the home of 18F's evolving brand assets and visual style guide. It's a work in progress, and we are releasing new assets as we are able.

Come visit us in #18f-branding on slack for help with implementing these assets, questions, or to philosophize on the meaning of type.

You should just be able to copy and paste each of the following steps to get the brand site up and running.

0. git clone [email protected]:18F/brand.git && cd brand
1. bundle install
2. cd web-design-standards && git submodule init && git submodule update && cd ..
3. bundle exec jekyll serve
4. You should be able to see the branding site at http://127.0.0.1:4000

Yay, that's exciting that you want to contribute! Follow the installation instructions to get started but add the --watch option to the fourth step so you'd run bundle exec jekyll serve --watch. Jekyll is now instructed to watch for changes in your site and then rebuild when it notices them. This helps for local development because it means you can save a change and then refresh in your browser to see it.

When you've made some changes you'd like to contribute back, please open a pull request. You can find instructions for doing so in CONTRIBUTING.md.