Welcome to Design Talks, a collection of presentations and webinars that explore the ideas, research, and decisions behind the HarvardSites Design System. This space brings together recordings, presentations, and conversations that help explain how the...
A Columns component is a two-column layout used to place content side by side, often for comparison or to present related information in parallel.
When publishing multiple stories on a single page, structure matters. This guide shows how to group related News entries into clean, consistent layouts.
Brand and identity standards and guidelines for presenting a consistent Harvard identity across University schools and departments.
Turn long, scroll-heavy pages into structured sections using headings, cards, and layout patterns.
Help users explore relevant content by using Columns to group events by topic, format, or audience.
This webinar walks through how Harvard Web Publishing and Harvard's Digital Accessibility Services team developed the HarvardSites Design System.
Show upcoming events using consistent formatting that updates automatically.
Help users narrow down events by type, audience, or topic using filters powered by taxonomy.
Accessibility standards and guidelines related to providing sufficient color contrast, identifying and labeling links and controls, restricting motion from animation and video, and more.