The DC.Gov online style guide provides specific standards regarding appropriate structure and layout elements for websites and applications (including mobile apps), including font sizes and styles; photos and graphics; responsive elements and device breakpoints.

DHCD Logo Information on Inclusionary Zoning The Inclusionary Zoning program helps ensure that most new housing developments include a certain amount of affordable units.

Approved October 25, 1938, the flag of the District of Columbia consists of three red stars above two red bars on a white background.

This document is a guide to the global mark-up styles and branding elements used throughout the DC.Gov portal theme. Portal - Default Styles; Portal - Homepage Styles; Agency - RUI Styles

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LOGO USAGE The official CBE logo is red and blue on a white background. Every effort should be made to use the default version of the logo, however there will be occasions when one of …

For convenience, DHS’s Brand Ambassador has created guidance and templates for most document types that should include the departmental and mayoral logos. All DHS employees, stakeholders, and contractors should apply the brand standards to …

Please use this style guide and these images for all flyers, posters, web pages and other DDOT-related communications tools. Each must have the MMB brand logo on it in addition to the DDOT...

DC.Gov is designed using the following global fonts, text sizes and colors.

The DC.Gov logo (the stars and bars and the word, DC.Gov) and all other District government logos, including agency logos, that appear on this site are official logos of the District of Columbia (District logos) that are not subject to the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal designation.