This repository holds the code for a mock-up of Census Academy. The aim of this repo is to show that leveraging React, AWS Amplify, and supporting technologies, we can support additional features on Census Academy such as user accounts, guided courses, and more.
This repository was bootstrapped using create-react-app
Design tokens are values for color, font, spacing, etc that are intended to be used throughout the entire application.
TODO: At some point, we should leverage the theming features of either Material UI or styled-components such that we can store and version control these values in code. This gives us the additional benefit of being able to change styles in one place, and have it affect the entire site to ensure consistent changes in the future.
These are colors approved by Census Bureau branding.
Primary Color
hsl(213 65% 19%)
Secondary Colors
hsl(199deg 19% 36%)hsl(200deg 15% 54%)hsl(14deg 100% 57%)hsl(290deg 59% 29%)
Accent Colors
hsl(186deg 100% 29%)
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