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A small collection. A useful head start.

Five well-chosen design resources, ready to download—with the guidance and licence details that make them useful.

Five carefully chosen packs · No purchase or signup required · Reviewed 3 October 2026

Every addition has a job. These are openly licensed resources by independent creators, selected to work alongside our own designs. Start with the customer action you need to support, then choose the smallest set of visuals that helps.

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24 SVG interface & service icons

Clear next steps

Lucide

Make an action recognisable before a visitor has to stop and think.

Good for: Contact details, service cards, bookings and navigation.

ISC + MIT notices

Download Lucide pack ZIP · 12 KB

How to use it well

Use one icon beside a readable label, such as “Call us”, “Request a fitting” or “View studio equipment”. Keep stroke width and size consistent. A lock or shield icon is not evidence that a service is secure.

Licence, credit & source

Keep the full included copyright and permission notices with redistributed icons. These are generic symbols, not certification marks or business logos.

Lucide Icons and Contributors; includes Feather-derived icons by Cole Bemis. Original licence notices retained.

Original source / licence →
Open Doodles illustration of a person reading

6 SVG illustrations

A little human warmth

Open Doodles · Pablo Stanley

Make an abstract idea feel approachable without inventing a team photograph.

Good for: Learning pages, community introductions and friendly explainers.

CC0 1.0

Download Open Doodles pack ZIP · 220 KB

How to use it well

Choose one illustration per section. Reading can introduce a guide, unboxing can explain an order process, and a plant can support a growth story. Use empty alternative text when the illustration is purely decorative.

Licence, credit & source

The publisher dedicates these illustrations under CC0. No attribution is required under CC0; we retain the creator credit and provenance. Do not imply the illustrator endorses your business.

Open Doodles by Pablo Stanley, https://www.opendoodles.com/ · CC0 1.0. Six original SVG files, unchanged.

Original source / licence →

6 repeatable SVG backgrounds

Quiet texture

Hero Patterns · Steve Schoger

Add personality without competing with your offer or main button.

Good for: Section dividers, gentle card backgrounds and a coherent visual rhythm.

CC BY 4.0

Download Hero Patterns pack ZIP · 48 KB

How to use it well

Keep the pattern subtle and place essential text on a solid, readable surface. Our sample colours show one possible treatment; the download keeps the original black shapes. Use the included credit on your website credits page or footer.

Licence, credit & source

Credit Steve Schoger / Hero Patterns, link to the source and CC BY 4.0, and indicate your changes. Do not add restrictions that remove the licence’s permissions. A ready-to-use credit snippet is included.

Hero Patterns by Steve Schoger (https://heropatterns.com/), licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Original SVG shapes unchanged. Previews use DigiSites background colour and opacity; label any changes in your own use.

Original source / licence →
Clear words.
A warmer welcome.

4 font styles: regular, bold & italics

Reading comes first

Atkinson Hyperlegible · Braille Institute

Give important words a clear, comfortable foundation.

Good for: Practical information, forms, patient information and longer guides.

SIL Open Font License 1.1

Download Atkinson Hyperlegible pack ZIP · 124 KB

How to use it well

Start around 18 pixels with generous line spacing, short paragraphs and visible focus states. Test with real readers: a font alone does not make a site accessible. The pack contains unchanged desktop/web-embeddable TTF files and a simple website sample.

Licence, credit & source

Keep the OFL and copyright notice with the fonts. You may use and redistribute them under the OFL, including in commercial websites; do not sell the font files by themselves or relicense them as DigiSites originals.

Copyright 2020 Braille Institute of America, Inc. Unmodified Google Fonts distribution. SIL Open Font License 1.1 included.

Original source / licence →
Made with care.
Built around you.

2 variable font files: upright & italic

Headlines with character

Fraunces · The Fraunces Project Authors

Give a small number of headings a memorable voice.

Good for: Dress makers, bespoke cabinetry, artists and thoughtful product brands.

SIL Open Font License 1.1

Download Fraunces pack ZIP · 534 KB

How to use it well

Use Fraunces for short headings and pair it with a restrained body font. Begin with one weight and avoid excessive italics or effects. Its variable settings can be explored later; a simple pairing is enough to start.

Licence, credit & source

Keep the OFL and copyright notice with the fonts. Commercial use and redistribution are allowed under that licence. Do not sell the font files on their own or describe them as exclusive DigiSites artwork.

Copyright 2018 The Fraunces Project Authors (https://github.com/undercasetype/Fraunces). Unmodified Google Fonts distribution. SIL Open Font License 1.1 included.

Original source / licence →

Good design starts with a good reason.

Free assets. Thoughtful guidance. Clear boundaries.

The source files and included licences are available here without a membership. Future paid membership adds our guided workflow, original packs and deeper training; it does not remove the permissions granted by these third-party licences. No exclusive ownership or creator endorsement is claimed.

All five downloads include a start guide and provenance record. Licence and copyright notices travel with the files. Hero Patterns also includes a website-credit snippet. Font files remain under their own open font licence and must not be sold by themselves.

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