Open send2dan opened 1 week ago
Great idea, thanks! I started working on this a bit, here's what I came up with. You can see it in action in this shinylive app.
meta:
name:
short: NHS
full: National Health Service
link:
home: https://www.nhs.uk
brand: https://www.england.nhs.uk/nhsidentity/identity-guidelines/
# # Download the NHS logos and store them next to _brand.yml
# # You'll have to update this section with the correct file names
# logo:
# images:
# header: nhs-logo.svg
# header-white: nhs-logo-white.svg
# small: nhs-logo-icon.svg
# medium: header
# large: header
color:
palette:
# Core neutrals (Level 2)
white: "#FFFFFF"
black: "#231F20"
grey-dark: "#425563"
grey-mid: "#768692"
grey-pale: "#E8EDEE"
# Blues (Level 1)
blue-dark: "#003087"
blue: "#005EB8"
blue-bright: "#0072CE"
blue-light: "#41B6E6"
blue-aqua: "#00A9CE"
# Greens (Level 3)
green-dark: "#006747"
green: "#009639"
green-light: "#78BE20"
green-aqua: "#00A499"
# Purples and Pinks
purple: "#330072"
pink-dark: "#7C2855"
pink: "#AE2573"
# Reds
red-dark: "#8A1538"
red: "#DA291C" # Emergency Services Red
# Yellows and Orange
orange: "#ED8B00"
yellow-warm: "#FFB81C"
yellow: "#FAE100"
yellow-emergency: "#FFE600" # RAL 1016 Sulphur Yellow
# Bootstrap color aliases - using closest matches without duplication
indigo: blue-dark
cyan: blue-aqua
teal: green-aqua
foreground: black
background: white
primary: blue
secondary: grey-dark
tertiary: grey-pale
success: green
danger: red
warning: yellow-warm
info: blue-light
light: grey-pale
dark: grey-dark
typography:
fonts:
# Note: Frutiger is a licensed font you'd have to purchase or download
# - family: Frutiger W01
# source: file
# files:
# - path: fonts/FrutigerLTW01-55Roman.ttf
# - path: fonts/FrutigerLTW01-65Bold.ttf
# weight: bold
- family: Arial
source: system
base:
family: "Arial, sans-serif"
line-height: 1.5
headings:
family: "Arial, sans-serif"
weight: 700
line-height: 1.25
color: blue
defaults:
bootstrap:
defaults:
# NHS specific variables could be added here
enable-rounded: false
This is fabulous! Thank you. We can host/use it in NHS-R Community. My attempt was rushed so only a few colours https://github.com/nhs-r-community/NHSR-presentations
That's awesome! I should let you know that I used the LLM prompting I described in this article to get started. It certainly made setting up the colors much easier (I just pasted screenshots of the colors listed in the NHS brand guidelines into the chat). So please do double-check the work.
I'd be happy to include NHS in the Inspiration page if you're interested. If you want to submit a PR, great! Or you could just let me know when your _brand.yml
is mostly ready and I can create the article from your example and include links to your GitHub project.
A pedantic point, but this should be NHS England branding. The NHS is devolved to the four constituent nations, and each have their own branding rules.
(Noting this because, as an Englishman, I made this mistake once and got it pointed out by some lovely friends in Scotland!)
Well noted @tomjemmett NHS‐R Community uses NHS England branding and it would be good if we could submit on our community brand.yml whilst encouraging others to do that for the NHS organisations. Would that be OK @gadenbuie?
I've created an NHS-R Community brand.yml in our assets repository and applied it to some training slides to ensure it works ok. I'll do a PR here with this file and our logo.
Although the NHS branding (for England) is open under the OGL licence we have to be careful with using the NHS logo as this isn't covered under the same licence. However, anyone wishing to use the NHS England colours can use the NHS-R Community as we use all the same colours (although I did remove the yellow-emergency as it wasn't a true match on the hex) and can replace the official logo for appropriate outputs. If anyone has any queries or needs help they can get in touch with us via any of the contact details in our postcard.
Finally, thanks for this fantastic work! The _brand.yml
is a dream to use! 🥇
For the UK it would be helpful to publish branding for the National Health Service (NHS) - The UK's largest employer after all