The Vibeary — tag
editorial
15 resources in The Vibeary tagged "editorial" — tools, libraries and references pulled from across the library's shelves, each one checked by hand before it was added.
Gems in this collection

Life of Pix
Free high-resolution photography contributed by photographers, with a consistent editorial look.

DesignSystems.com
Figma's design systems publication with long-form guides on tokens, iconography, spacing, content strategy and design operations.

The Pudding
Visual essay publication combining data journalism with bespoke scrollytelling interactions; most projects open-source their code.

Dante
Single-author Astro blog and portfolio theme with project pages, image galleries and a calm editorial layout.

graph-scroll
Minimal scroll-driven event library for D3 graphics, sized for a single explanatory piece rather than a framework.

ai2html
Adobe Illustrator script that exports artboards as responsive HTML text over a background image, per breakpoint.

swoopy-drag
Tool for hand-placing curved swoopy annotation arrows on D3 charts and exporting the resulting coordinates.

diagram-design
Skills that produce editorial-quality diagrams in HTML and SVG with deliberate typography and layout decisions.

Mural
Self-hosted tool for building visual scrolling stories with video, audio and image backgrounds, no code required.

FT Visual Vocabulary
Financial Times poster and source files classifying chart types by the relationship they express, plus Chart Doctor examples.

Pharos
JSTOR's design system with web components, editorial typography rules and academic-content layout patterns.

Absurd Design
Surreal hand-drawn illustration collection with a deliberately strange visual language, free and paid tiers.

Timeline (KnightLab)
Tool that builds interactive media-rich timelines from a Google Sheet with no code.

moco
Editorial React components for technical writing: scrollytelling, Tufte margin notes, inline sparklines, number scrubbers, annotated code, HTML block diagrams.
Origami
Financial Times' component system built as versioned, independently-releasable modules rather than one monolithic package.