Modules
Modules are small, self-contained, predefined and designed pieces of a graphical user interface that provide a specific function or set of functions.
Header
The header is the visible area at the top of a web page.
Desktop versions


Mobile versions


Hero
The hero area is the first area that the visitor sees.

Lots of white space in combination with green areas ensure an attractive digital interface and a high level
of brand recognition.
Dos and don'ts
Dos and don'ts grid

Always use Deep Green for the shape.

In exceptional cases, such as special theme subpages or microsites, Inspiring colours are permitted in combination with Deep Green.

In the header area, Inspiring colours should not be used on their own. Make sure that the header contains a Deep Green element.
Jumper
The jumper serves as a teaser for our chapters.

Dos and don'ts
Dos and don'ts grid

Deep Green may be used for the shape.

Inspiring colours may be used for the shape.

Do not use two images or two colours in the shapes.
Section hero
The section hero serves as a teaser for individual sections.

Dos and don'ts
Dos and don'ts grid

Deep Green may be used for the shape.

Inspiring colours may be used for the shape.

Do not use two images or two colours in the shapes.
Notifications
Notifications highlight particularly important information. They are placed prominently in the viewport. Their colour makes them stand out from other design elements.

Types and positions
Types and positions grid

Inline notifications

Pop-up notifications
Colours
Colours grid

Always use Mid Green for notifications.

Do not use Deep Green or Bright Green for notifications.

Do not use Inspiring colours for notifications.
Contact
Any questions about our guidelines?
Contact us.
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