Design resources
OpenBridge provides designers with a comprehensive, open-source design toolkit for industrial workplaces. Everything is available to you in our Design libraries and case files in Figma.
Design libraries
Start her! These are the core building blocks and contain all OpenBridge components and icons.
Click here for OpenBridge 5.0.
Design cases
Explore case files to learn how to design with OpenBridge. These cases use the OpenBridge 6.0 Library.
Click here for OpenBridge 5.0 cases.
Get started!
OpenBridge is built in Figma, the leading platform for digital interface design. To use the resources, you’ll need a Figma account. Learn more on Figma’s website or their YouTube channel.
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1. Get basic Figma skills
Before diving into OpenBridge, ensure you're comfortable with Figma. Learn how to use frames, components, styles, and variables.
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2. Install OpenBridge
Set up the OpenBridge 6.0 Library and OpenBridge Icons in your Figma workspace and get familiar with them.
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3. Study the guideline
Dive into the case files to see how layouts, spacing, and components are used. Get a feel for the design language, grids, and interaction patterns.
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4. Build your application
Apply what you've learned to design your own application using the OpenBridge framework.
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5. Create new component
If something’s missing, you’re welcome to design it yourself. Follow the guidelines and reach out for feedback or support.
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6. Contribute back
Your work can benefit others. Share components, ideas, or improvements with the community.
OpenBridge 5.0
Version 5.0 is still used across several active projects and remains available for those who need access to earlier libraries, palettes, icons, and case examples. While 6.0 is the current standard, we continue to support 5.0 for reference and consistency.
Library, Palettes & Icons
Access the complete 5.0 component library along with the original color palettes and icon set used in past projects.
Case Examples
Browse interfaces and use cases built with OpenBridge 5.0 for inspiration or reference in ongoing work.
OpenBridge 4.0
While no longer maintained, the OpenBridge 4.0 library remains available for reference and use in older projects