City of Reykjavík brand guidelines
The City of Reykjavík documents its Hanna design system using zeroheight with structured guidance across principles, modules, and toolkits.
Freedam's take — I added the City of Reykjavík design system documentation, named Hanna, to the gallery. The English landing page keeps things structured through a clear navigation menu spanning Pillars, Practices, Design Standards, Modules, Blocks & Shapes, and a Toolkit. I like how it organizes foundational principles alongside concrete design components. There is also a language switch option for Icelandic right at the top, alongside an integrated search tool, making navigation approachable for anyone looking up civic digital standards.
Details
- Type
- Guidelines
- Access
- Public
- Source
- design.reykjavik.is
- Industry
- Public sector
- Capabilities
- Search
- Tags
- ui components, product design, multilingual, search, zeroheight
- Added
- Last checked
What I noticed
- The documentation site is titled Hanna (English) and is built using zeroheight.1234
- Navigation includes sections for Pillars, Practices, Design Standards, Modules, Blocks & Shapes, and Toolkit, along with an Íslenska language option.567891011
- A search form is accessible directly on the page.12
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- Only the English landing page was captured, so specific guidelines, downloadable assets, and the Icelandic language content were not visible.
Ideas to borrow
- Structuring design system documentation into distinct tiers like practices, standards, and modular blocks helps separate abstract rules from concrete UI elements.
Reviewed on 18 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this
