Design Guidelines & Resources
A collection of design contribution guidelines and resources for Sniffnet.
All participating designers are highly encouraged to shape and evolve these guidelines!
👋 Welcome
Sniffnet is an application to empower everyone with a tool to comfortably monitor their Internet traffic.
The main pillar of Sniffnet is to represent in a straightforward way concepts that are usually considered advanced: for this reason implementing an optimal UI for the application is crucially important.
📖 Table of contents
- 👋 Welcome
- 📖 Table of contents
- 🚢 How to contribute design
- 🚀 Our Main Product
- 💅 Design relevant materials
- 🎓 License
🚢 How to contribute design
- Check out open design issues here on GitHub (we label them with the
designlabel). - Feel free to open an issue on your own if you find something you would like to contribute to the project and use the
designlabel for it. - Add your ideas to an issue, and I promise I will review your contribution carefully and foster discussions.
I encourage you to:
- Get in touch with me by starting a discussion on GitHub.
- Check out the Contributor Guide and Code of Conduct.
🚀 The Main Product
Sniffnet can be downloaded from here.
Target audience
All users with a decent amount of technological knowledge.
Design files
Since I do not have a design team at hand most of the product does not have any Design files, and you'll be forced to browse through the product itself and propose improvements.
💅 Design relevant materials
Here is a list of design relevant information and materials:
Fonts
Sniffnet uses Sarasa Gothic mono. The fonts used can be found here.
Colors and components
For info on the used RGB colors as well as the UI components, I suggest you to give a look at the files in the styles folder.
Logos
You can find a set of logos here.
🎓 License
MIT or APACHE 2.0 at your choice.
