š Hi! My name's Matthew, and I built this Jekyll-based tool that you can use to generate and document product or system user interface (UI) patterns in a simple Style Guide.
There are a lot of really great styleguide methods, tools and examples out there... but, I struggled to find one that was:
I decided that the following requirements would meet my needs:
To get started using this tool check out these useful pages:
This tool was originally published in the public domain as 'Living StyleGuide' on 12 September 2016 by Matthew Elsom
It's name was changed to 'Jekyll Style Guide' in 2018, and it's license was updated.
It was last updated in 2018 by Matthew Elsom.
Copyright Ā© 2016 - 2018 & Beyond. All Rights Reserved.
This tool has been tested for Google Chrome (Mac) v67+ and iOS Safari. Use with Caution.
This tool is free for everyone to use, and modify, but don't try and sell it. Available under Apache license version 2.0.
It was built using Jekyll, it's design principle is based on the US Design Standards, and the css architecture is based on the Simple SCSS Playbook.
A few parts of this project are not in the public domain:
styleguide/fonts
directory were extracted from Github.styleguide/fonts
directory were extracted from Hanken, copyright Alfredo Marco Pradil and Stefan Peev.[jquery-2.1.4.min.js]
was extracted from jQuery, copyright The jQuery Foundation.fonts/roboto
were extracted from Google Fonts, copyright Christian Robertson.[_normalize.scss]
was extrcted from Normalize.css, copyright Nicolas Gallagher and Jonathan Neal.Please check with the respective rights holders for license details.