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About GitLab 2023

GitLab wraps the entire DevSecOps lifecycle in a single, light-filled interface anchored by the tanuki's iconic orange-to-purple gradient. The design system radiates corporate confidence without heaviness — generous line-heights, clean Inter typography, and warm accent colors keep long-form documentation and dense dashboards equally readable.

Where competitors lean dark and developer-edgy, GitLab stays daylit and approachable, using its signature tanuki orange for primary actions and a complementary purple for secondary touches. The result is a visual language that feels enterprise-ready yet distinctly warmer than most DevOps tooling.

Learn more about the GitLab 2023 style

Origin
Remote-first, incorporated San Francisco, USA
Era
2011 founded; current visual ~2022–2024
Key figures
Sytse 'Sid' Sijbrandij · Dmytro Zaporozhets · GitLab Brand team
Movements
DevSecOps platform · All-in-one developer tooling · Remote-first culture

GitLab 2023 design spec

Colors

Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text

Typography

InterHeadings
JetBrains MonoMono
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