GitLab brand guidelines
GitLab houses its brand guidelines within the Pajamas Design System, presenting core mission principles, target audiences, and creative request links.
Introduction page of the GitLab Brand Guidelines within Pajamas, showing sidebar navigation, audience definitions, and team workflow links.
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I like how GitLab folds its brand guidelines directly into Pajamas, its broader design system documentation. Arriving at the brand introduction, you see the familiar GitLab logo alongside clear framing for company mission, vision, and values. The sidebar splits cleanly between brand and product tracks, offering a search bar and dedicated links to contribute or open pages in a Web IDE. It also spells out exactly who the guidance serves and links directly to internal design workflows for creative requests, giving collaborators an immediate path to reach the Brand Creative team.
At a glance
- Sections
- Brand · Product · Style guides · Resources
- Tone
- Clear, structured, and developer-aligned documentation.
What I noticed
- The brand guidelines are hosted directly within the Pajamas Design System documentation.12
- A left sidebar contains a search bar and navigation categorized into Brand and Product.34
- The hero banner displays the GitLab logo alongside the Brand Guidelines title over a light gradient background.5
- Introductory text references GitLab's mission, vision, and values, followed by a section outlining target audiences.67
- Links route users to creative requests via design workflows and contact details for the Brand Creative team.8
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- Only the introduction page of the brand section was captured.
- Specific asset download links, color palettes, and typography rules were not visible on this screen.
Ideas to borrow
- Provide actionable links on the introduction page that route team members directly into creative request workflows and direct team contacts.8
Reviewed on 18 October 2026. Request a correction · I built this