I've created these tho proposals for the library covers:

• Option 1: using dark covers for all our libraries (OOUI with a lighter gray than the rest, to easily identify it).
• Option 2: using different colors (chosen from Wikimedia Brand) for each library. I n this proposal, core libraries (OOUI and Codex) use gray tones and the rest of secondary libraries (Icons, Illustrations and Documentation Assets) use more vibrant colors.

In both proposals I've use the following info items:

• Title
• Subtitle
• Wikimedia logo
• Right panel with a combination of the components the user will find in each library

@KieranMcCann I assign you the task so you can review both proposals and align them with our Brand styles. Feel free to create your own proposal in a new version tab.

@KieranMcCann finally I created this Option 3 since we need also to update the background of each Figma library so the user easily knows which one is using (this is one of the items in our Acceptance criteria in the task to split our Figma library into OOUI and Codex T306874).

In this option 3 I've used the following colors for our core libraries:

• OOUI library: dark yellow for cover and light yellow for Figma background. The idea with the yellow is to transmit that OOUI is our old system since it will be replaced with Codex in some moment. Also, the yellow is to highlight the background so the designer easily knows that is using OOUI instead of Codex.
• Codex library: blue cover, our progressive color. We will use this blue to transmit that this is our new system.
• Icon System: icons will be used in both OOUI and Codex libraries. I used black here since is our base color for icons.

*We will use gray for the Figma background in all libraries except in OOUI one where we will use yellow.

This looks good to me @bmartinezcalvo! All makes sense in terms of the methodology of the colour choice. I’ve no additional additions or changes to make so all good to go ahead with using the covers.