Assembling your design language

How to use Lingo to assemble your design language in one central location and give it meaning.

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Written by Edward Boatman

What are Kits and how should they be used?

Find out what Kits are and how they can be used to organize your design languages

Written by Edward Boatman
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What types of assets does Lingo support?

A comprehensive list of all the asset types that can be added to a Kit in Lingo

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How to add assets to a Kit

A comprehensive list of all the different ways assets can be added to a Kit

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How to add colors to a Kit

Directions on how to add HEX, RGB, HSB, CMYK, and Pantone colors to Lingo

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How to add your fonts to a Kit

Directions on how to add fonts to Lingo

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Creating hierarchy in your Kits

Use Sections and Headings to organize your design language inside a Kit

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Reordering Assets and Sections

Reorder your assets so they’re arranged in a meaningful way

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How to change the background color of an asset

Change the background color of your assets so they're always easy to see

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Adding Notes

Use Notes to add contextual information to your design language

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How to add a non downloadable image to your Kit.

Directions on how to place a Supporting Image in-line with your assets.

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Asset Tags

Tag your assets so they're easier to find

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How to Create a Kit Cover Image

Make your Kits easier to find and more personalized by creating a cover image.

Written by Edward Boatman
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