GitLab Pajamas
GitLab Pajamas / 2018– / Style / Platform Screen Languages
GitLab's screen language connects code, issues, review, CI/CD and security inside one DevSecOps product through GitLab Sans and Mono, persistent navigation, dense lists and a purple-inflected neutral palette.
GitLab Sans paired with GitLab Mono for code / Layered structure built from left navigation and application chrome / Dense issue, merge-request and pipeline lists / White or charcoal surfaces with purple as brand focus
Dictionary entry
- Best used for
- Products spanning code through deployment · Reading long identifiers, status, diffs and actions across light and dark themes
- Type
- Use GitLab Sans for interface copy and GitLab Mono for branches, commit IDs and code, centered on weights 400 and 600.
- Composition
- Keep application chrome stable and open main and supporting panels according to the current work.
- Material
- Model depth with neutrals, reserve purple for brand affinity, and assign blue, red and green to stable action and status meanings.
- Caution
- Orange and the tanuki do not make a screen Pajamas. Preserve hierarchy when code, status and discussion share the same view.
- Further study
- Pajamas color and surface model / GitLab Sans and GitLab Mono / Workspace and panel layouts
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