Citywide User Experience Design Guidelines: NYC.gov Style Guide. Final 1.2 - Public 11/8/2013

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CITYWIDE GUIDELINES Citywide User Experience Design Guidelines: NYC.gov Style Guide 1.0 Overview Final 1.2 - Public 11/8/2013 City of New York Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications Application Development Management ines 1.1 Audience Agency application and web site business owners should be aware of these guidelines and familiar with their content. The Style Guide below is for use by all User Experience (UX) or User Interface (UI) Design teams in the process of designing any online applications, agency websites, or agency initiative sites. 1.2 Purpose The purpose of these guidelines is to strengthen and unify New York City s online brand identity and user experience with regards to functional usability as well as visual aesthetics. With the redesign of NYC.gov, New York City strongly encourages all agencies to use the structural, display, and interactive design patterns outlined in the provided Style Guide for the design of all online applications, agency websites, agency initiative sites or campaigns, and other pages linked to NYC.gov. 7/14/2015 NYC.gov Style Guide 1 Final 1.2 PUBLIC Use pursuant to City of New York Guidelines

CITYWIDE GUIDELINES 1.3 Scope These guidelines apply to all City agencies in the design of any online application, agency website, or agency initiative website, regardless of whether it links from the main NYC.gov site. These guidelines apply to both public-facing and intranet websites and applications. 2.0 Guidelines The Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) strongly recommends that all City entities follow the NYC.gov Style Guide below in the process of design public-facing and intranet applications and websites. 3.0 Ownership and Contact This document is owned by DoITT s UX Design team. Change Details Version Change Highlights Date 1.0 First draft 11/8/2013 1.1 Style Guide Updated 6/27/2014 1.0 Annual Review 7/14/2015 7/14/2015 NYC.gov Style Guide 2 Final 1.2 PUBLIC Use pursuant to City of New York Guidelines

Fast, direct and helpful

Concept: Fast, direct and helpful Core functions: 1. Serve people s needs 2. Keep people informed 2

Design and Content Strategy Make it easy to find things Prioritize important content and tasks Map site structure around user needs, not government organization Communicate effectively Provide services efficiently Evolve continuously through metrics Be accessible to all users, on all devices Unify the user experience and establish the NYC.gov brand across agencies/initiatives Set the category standard for best-practices usability and design Inform site visitors about City initiatives Demonstrate the City s commitment to customer service and transparency 3

Editorial Voice and Tone The City of New York prides itself on the services it provides to residents and visitors. The tone of NYC.gov must be consistent and reflect the high standards for these services. The tone of NYC.gov is respectful, helpful and informative. RESPECTFUL: Think about being warm, engaging, sincere and respectful. If the website could speak, would a user want to engage in a conversation? HELPFUL: Think about replicating the best customer service. Be patient, be sensitive to the user s situation, be supportive, and be willing to provide assistance. INFORMATIVE: Think about gaining the user s trust by delivering timely, reliable, official, accessible and authoritative information. 4

Grid: General 12 columns Horizontally centered Max width 940px Fully responsive 5

Grid: Typical Layout Patterns Sidebar Navigation Main Content Sidebar Navigation Main Content Related Items Feature A Feature B Feature C Feature D Button X Button Y Button Z 6

Layout and Grid Examples Category page Home page 7

Responsive Breakpoints NYC.gov is fully responsive and displays properly on all devices and viewport widths. Some components have custom displays at custom widths, instead of or in addition to the general breakpoints. Desktop/Wide Viewports 960px Tablet/Medium Viewports 768px Phone/Small Viewports 480px 8

Header/Navigation Hero Vignette 311 Programs & Initiatives Local Events Stay Connected Responsive Flow Elected Officials Footer Desktop Tablet Phone 9

Site Colors 0a5796 10,87,150 1771b7 23,113,183 000000 0,0,0 333333 51,51,51 666666 102,102,102 999999 153,153,153 cccccc 204,204,204 efefef 239,239,239 KEY: hex rgb 10

Accent Colors NYC 311 Yellow 51575c 81,87,92 91604e 145,96,78 c8b994 200,185,48 fff200 255,242,0 fb7d3f 251,125,63 dd363a 221,54,58 Standard NYC Blue 2d89a0 45,137,160 8ccd61 140,205,97 288369 40,131,105 0a5796 10,87,150 81c3de 129,195,222 9f2882 159,40,130 KEY: hex rgb 11

Typography: Text Base font is 16px / 22px Helvetica Neue. Text color is dark gray, hex #333333 or rgb(51,51,51). font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; line-height: 22px; color: #333333; 12

Typography: Headings h1 Heading 1 39px h2 Heading 2 36px h3 Heading 3 24px h4 Heading 4 18px h5 Heading 5 16px h6 Heading 6 12px font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-weight: bold; color: #000000; letter-spacing: -1px; or -0.05em; 13

Navigation: Global Desktop Phone 14

Navigation: Subnav Desktop Phone Filters Sidebar 15

Images: Photo Gallery, Hero Hero: The main image/content area on a page Photo Gallery Modal View Inline View Modal View Images can be horizontal or vertical. Horizontal 800px x 532px is recommended for Hero display. There is no technical pixel size limit but images should be optimized for both display quality and site performance. See next page for image optimization guidelines. 16

Image Optimization Recommendations Photographs and other continuous-tone images Save as format: jpg Quality: 60 for everyday photos that can be somewhat lossy Quality: 100 for photos intended to be re-used for print Hero and image gallery recommended sizes: 800px x 532px 532px x 800px for vertical - gallery or inline only Graphics and images with a reduced number of or non-continuous colors Save as format: png-8 or png-24 png-8 for images that look good with 256 or fewer colors, and no alpha transparency png-24 for images with alpha transparency and up to 16 million colors. Can be saved with no quality loss, but image size can be large. 17

Images: Feature/Program and Stay Connected 480px square One image works for all positions and displays Use png-8 where possible for limited-color images 18

Images: Social Media Icons Two images 50px square 30px square 3px border radius 19

Forms, Buttons and Links 20