Design Guideline
Nana Design Guideline defines how Nana products should look, feel, and behave. It serves as a shared reference for designers, product managers, engineers, and anyone building Nana experiences.
Nana Design Guideline
Nana Design Guideline is the single source of truth for building consistent, brand-aligned Nana experiences.
It defines colors, typography, layout principles, and usage rules that must be followed across all Nana products, including AI-assisted designs and implementations.
What This Is
- A human-readable guide for how Nana should look and feel
- A foundation for AI-assisted design and development
- A shared language between design, product, and engineering
How to Use This Guideline
- Use this guideline before designing or building any UI for Nana
- When using AI tools, always reference the Nana Design System files
- Follow the defined tokens and rules exactly — do not invent styles
Files Included
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Design Tokens (JSON)
Contains colors, typography, spacing, and other system values. -
Design Rules (Markdown)
Explains how and when to use those tokens.
Together, these files ensure consistency across human and AI-generated work.
Core Principles
- Green-led brand: Ocean Green is the primary color and should visually dominate.
- Consistency over creativity: Follow tokens strictly.
- Mobile-first: Design for mobile interactions first.
- Clarity and restraint: Simple, calm, and functional UI.
Versioning
This guideline is versioned and will evolve over time.
Current version: v0.0.3
Always use the latest version when starting new work.
One-line Reminder
Use Nana Design System as the single source of truth for all design and AI-assisted work.
Recommended Base Instruction (Copy & Paste)
Use Nana Design System v0.0.3.
Follow all rules in:
nana-ds-llm-rules-v0.0.3.md
Use design tokens only from:
nana-ds-llm-tokens-v0.0.3.json
Ocean Green must be the primary color.
Design mobile-first.
Do not introduce new colors, fonts, or spacing.Design System Resources
Updated 22 days ago
