diff --git a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/color/index.md b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/color/index.md index 7c174835c3..3dcc25bf13 100644 --- a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/color/index.md +++ b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/color/index.md @@ -26,13 +26,13 @@ Our color palette sets the visual tone of the brand and ensures consistency acro Orange is the most distinctive color in our palette, rooted in our original brand hue. It should have a presence across our designs, appearing whenever accessibility and layout allow. We use it with intention and at varying scales, ensuring it remains a consistent and recognizable part of our visual identity. -![](./orange-usage.svg) +![Examples of Stack Orange used at different scales in brand compositions](./orange-usage.svg) ## Stack color combinations When designing with a three-sided graphic stack, follow these guidelines for color selection. -![](./stack-color-combos.svg) +![Color combinations for the three sides of a graphic stack](./stack-color-combos.svg) ## Background colors @@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ Business and general audiences have different needs, and our color usage should The examples below illustrate how we apply color for Stack Overflow Business. Hierarchy plays a key role to make sure the emphasis is in the right place, and the color balance is right. The more restrained approach adds more sophistication for the Stack Overflow Business audience. -![](./b2b-balance.svg) +![Examples of restrained color balance for Stack Overflow Business](./b2b-balance.svg) ## General color usage The examples below show how we apply color for a general audience, such as Stack Overflow Public Platforms. Hierarchy plays a key role to make sure the emphasis is in the right place and the color balance is right. -![](./b2c-balance.svg) +![Examples of color balance for Stack Overflow Public Platforms](./b2c-balance.svg) ## Label color guidance @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Color also comes through in our highlighted headlines. The guidance below shows ## Things to avoid -![](./avoid.svg) +![Examples of brand color combinations and treatments to avoid](./avoid.svg) ## Accessibility diff --git a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/logo/index.md b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/logo/index.md index d16318d02d..fec7e454e1 100644 --- a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/logo/index.md +++ b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/logo/index.md @@ -53,27 +53,27 @@ We have two approaches to sub-brand lockups. The approach you use should be dete Use the diagram below to determine how sub-brand lockups, used at a large scale, should be created. -![](./sub-brand-large.svg) +![Diagram showing how to construct a large-scale sub-brand lockup](./sub-brand-large.svg) ### Sub-brand small usage Use the diagram below to determine how sub-brand lockups, used at a large scale, should be created. -![](./sub-brand-small.svg) +![Diagram showing how to construct a small-scale sub-brand lockup](./sub-brand-small.svg) ### External partnership lockups External partnerships use a simpler lockup, where the height of both logos should always align. -![](./external-partnership-lockup.svg) +![External partnership lockup with both logos aligned to the same height](./external-partnership-lockup.svg) ### Things to avoid -![](./things-to-avoid.svg) +![Examples of incorrect Stack Overflow logo use to avoid](./things-to-avoid.svg) ## Symbol -![](./symbol.svg) +![Stack Overflow symbol](./symbol.svg) ### Symbol lockup diff --git a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/motion.md b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/motion.md index b5226ff930..2eeb3586c7 100644 --- a/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/motion.md +++ b/packages/stacks-docs/src/docs/public/brand/motion.md @@ -16,15 +16,15 @@ The three guiding principles of our motion language align to strengthen our bran
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