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Figma file & brand assets

The canonical design lives in one Figma file. Treat it as the source of truth; everything else (the SPA's Tailwind tokens, the README banners, the social cards, this docs site's theme) is downstream.

The Figma file

Field Value
Name Secrets Bridge — Brand
File key 1kcrITjYhP91uDEseJZzoj
Pages 01 Cover · 02 Foundations · 03 Diagram & Banner · 04 Website · 05 Dashboard · 06 Requests / Roles / Modals

Access is gated — request via the secrets-bridge org if you need an editor seat. Read-only view links are circulated on request for design partners and contributors who need to reference the canonical frames without an editor seat.

What lives on which page

Figma page What's on it When you'd open it
01 Cover File overview, version history note Just orienting
02 Foundations Color palette, type ramp, spacing scale, status pill variants, button states, form field states Adding a new component to the SPA or this docs site — match these tokens
03 Diagram & Banner Architecture diagrams (the same one you see on the Architecture page, but as Figma vector), GitHub social banners, README hero banner Updating an external surface that needs the brand banner / OG image
04 Website The marketing site mockups (secrets-bridge.io landing, pricing if/when, contact) Building or updating the marketing site
05 Dashboard The operator-facing Dashboard page (KPI row, Pending Approvals table, Providers Health, Agents card, Requests-this-week chart) Implementing a Dashboard widget or changing its layout
06 Requests / Roles / Modals Requests list (My-requests + Approver queue), Request detail (Timeline / Approvals / Wraps / GitOps), Roles list + drawer, ConfirmModal patterns Implementing a request- or admin-related page

Brand assets (downloadable)

The brand assets are mirrored to the secrets-bridge/.github repo so anyone — including non-editor contributors — can pull them without a Figma seat.

Asset URL Use
Logo (light) logo.svg Light-background hero / docs
Logo (dark) logo-dark.svg Dark-background hero / docs
Icon (full) icon.svg Slack / GitHub App icon
Icon (control plane) icon-control-plane.svg Diagrams
Favicon (app) favicon.svg SPA + docs site favicon
GitHub avatar github-avatar.png Org avatar (440×440)
Mascot (Bridgey) mascot.svg Error pages, blog posts, social cards — never production dashboard chrome
OG banner og-banner.png Open Graph / Twitter card (1200×630)
Diagram (control plane) diagram-control-plane.svg Embed in blog posts / docs

How the SPA stays in sync with Figma

The SPA's brand fidelity is enforced by a sync chain:

Figma file (1kcrITjYhP91uDEseJZzoj) ↓ skills/ui/design/tokens/sync.sh pulls styles via Figma REST API → design-tokens.json ↓ manual: copy values into tailwind.config.js ui/tailwind.config.js ↓ vite build ui SPA (renders the brand)

The sync scripts live in skills/ui/design/tokens/ (for color + type tokens) and skills/ui/design/brand/ (for SVG / PNG asset renders).

The Figma screen frames themselves are cached as PNG renders in skills/ui/design/frames/ so a contributor implementing a page can read the design without a Figma seat — just open the corresponding PNG.

Hard rule

The reverse direction (code → Figma) is not supported. Figma is upstream; the SPA is downstream. If you need to change a token or a layout:

  1. Update the Figma file first.
  2. Re-render the relevant frame PNG into skills/ui/design/frames/.
  3. Update the SPA to match.

Don't ship a SPA change that contradicts the Figma file. We've worked hard to keep the two in sync — let's keep it that way.

Need a Figma seat?

Open an issue against secrets-bridge/.github with:

  • Your Figma account email
  • What you want to do (read-only review / editor)
  • Your GitHub username

We'll add you (editor seats are gated — read-only is freely granted to active contributors).