Which document includes page layouts, color schemes, typography, graphics, tone, content, page widgets and so forth?

• A. site style guide
• B. brand style guide
• C. design document
• D. usability report

Answer: (A)

A site style guide defines how the website should look and feel across every page, laying out the design system for layouts, color schemes, typography, graphics, tone, content, and the appearance and behavior of page widgets. This single document ensures consistency as designers and developers implement templates and components, so users have a cohesive experience from one page to another. While a brand style guide can cover color, typography, and voice, its scope is broader and focused on branding across media rather than the detailed on-site design system. A design document describes project goals, requirements, and technical decisions, not the visual rules used across the site. A usability report analyzes how users interact with the product, not the established visual and interaction standards.