Photon Colors

The standard set of colours for projects that want to harmonize with Firefox’s new Photon design language.

Use

Develop

The Photon Colors can be installed via npm.

$ npm install photon-colors

CSS

@import url('photon-colors.css');

.class_name {
  color: var(--blue-60);
}

Sass

@import "photon-colors.scss";

.class_name {
  color: $blue-60;
}

Less

@import (reference) "photon-colors.less";

.class_name {
  color: @blue-60;
}

JavaScript

import photon from 'photon-colors.js';

document.getElementById(id).style.color = photon.BLUE_60;

XML

Download and paste photon-colors.android.xml to your Android project. Then:

<item android:color="@color/blue_60" />

Swift

Download and paste photon-colors.android.swift to your Swift project. Then:

UIColor.Photon.Blue60

Apps

Sketch

1. Install Sketch Palettes plugin
2. Download photon-colors.sketchpalette
3. From Sketch.app Menu Bar Menus select
4. Plugins > Sketch Palettes > Load Palette
5. Select photon-colors.sketchpalette
6. Select load method to Document Presets or Global Presents

GIMP

1. Download photon-colors.gpl
2. From GIMP Menu Bar Menus select
3. Windows > Dockable Dialogs > Palettes
4. From Tab Menu select
5. Palettes Menu > Import Palette... > Select Source > Palette file
6. Select photon-colors.gpl

LibreOffice

1. Download photon-colors.soc
2. From LibreOffice Menu Bar Menus select
3. Format > Page... > Area > Color > Load Color List
4. Select photon-colors.soc

Contribute

Open an issue or submit a pull request.

Get started

$ git clone git@github.com:FirefoxUX/photon-colors.git
$ cd photon-colors
$ npm install

Add or change color

1. Edit ./photon-colors.json
2. In the terminal, run npm run build

Add file type

1. Edit ./build.js
2. In the terminal, run npm run build