Documentation, design tokens, and Web Components for building uniform experiences with the Red Hat brand.
RHDS provides Figma libraries and subsystems to aid in your design work.
RHDS provides a collection of ready-made, framework-agnostic Web Components with Red Hat branding, user experience, accessibility, and style guidelines built in.
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<p>So you can focus more on your content or app, and less on implementation details.</p>
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<a href="https://ux.redhat.com">Read the Docs</a>
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| Author | Count |
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| @adamjohnson | 126 |
| @zeroedin | 92 |
| @markcaron | 68 |
| @bennypowers | 34 |
| @hellogreg | 30 |
| @nikkimk | 15 |
| @marionnegp | 10 |
| @coreyvickery | 5 |
| @brianferry | 3 |
| @gradymcgee | 1 |
- "Looping Gizmo Throbbing Monotonously" — @markcaron
- "Legacy Garbage Tossed Mercilessly" — @adamjohnson
- "Legend Gets Toggle Mechanics" — @zeroedin
- "luxury grouped tab management" — @bennypowers
- "last growlithe tasks managed" — @hellogreg
This repo uses a git submodule for the AI guidelines content at docs/ai-guidelines, sourced from project-felt/ai-guidelines.
Cloning: include --recurse-submodules to pull the submodule content automatically:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/RedHat-UX/red-hat-design-system.gitIf you've already cloned without it, run:
git submodule update --initUpdating: to pull the latest content from the ai-guidelines repo:
cd docs/ai-guidelines
git pull origin main
cd ../..
git add docs/ai-guidelines
git commit -m "chore: update ai-guidelines submodule"Would you like to contribute to the documentation or design specs? Read the site contributing guide.
Would you like to contribute to component development? Read the developer contributing guide.