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Style guide
Every colour on this site comes from ten Brand colour styles. Change one and every place that uses it updates at once: buttons, text, backgrounds, the map, the pattern bands and the artwork frames. This is where a custom palette or a brand book goes.
Brand/Background
Page background
Brand/Surface
Story and news sections, artwork frames
Brand/Ink
Headings, body text, map labels
Brand/Muted Text
Secondary text, captions, map coastline
Brand/Accent
Buttons, highlights, your Country on the map
Brand/Accent Soft
Status tags
Brand/Deep
Notice bar and footer
Brand/On Deep
Text on the deep colour
Brand/Line
Dividers and outlines
Brand/Map Land
Dots across the map
Applying your colours or brand book
01
Open your colours
In Framer, open the Assets panel on the left and choose Colors. Everything for this site is in the Brand folder.
02
Swap in your palette
Click a colour and paste the hex value from your brand book. Start with Background, Ink and Accent: those three set the whole feel.
03
Keep enough contrast
Ink on Background and On Deep on Deep need to stay easy to read. Aim for a WCAG contrast of 4.5:1 or more for body text.
04
Add your artworks
Open the CMS and choose Works. Each work has its image, details, story and a Process list: add as many stages as you like, each with a photo and a note.
05
Share news
Add posts in the News collection. The three newest appear on the home page, and all of them on the News page.
06
Use your own patterns
Select a pattern band and set Your Pattern to an image of your own pattern or a detail from your work. Patterns made to tile seamlessly look best.
07
Mark your Country
Select the map and set Country, Mob / Language, Latitude, Longitude and Area. It shows an approximate area you describe, not an official boundary.
Artist Name
[Artist Name] acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
All artworks © [Artist Name]. Images may not be reproduced without the artist’s permission.