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cfpb-front-end

v1.1.0

Published

2 years ago

Front-end files and resources for the CFPB front-end development team

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cfpb standards eslint gitignore play book

CFPB front-end team

A guide for front-end development at the CFPB.

Standards and styles

All code in any code-base should look like a single person typed it, no matter how many people contributed.
idiomatic.js

Capital Framework

Capital Framework is our modular front end framework.

Guides

Tools

Our Core Values

Service: We value that what we do is being of service to consumers, customers, and internal partners
Mutual Respect: We respect and encourage diverse backgrounds, lifestyles, and personalities
Communication: We strive to communicate our activities inside and outside of the team
Openness: We and our work-products are open and available for anyone to see and improve
Leadership: Everyone leads and everyone follows, setting an example for federal government
Learning and Innovation: We seek to apply creative thinking to improve what we do all the time. We constantly seek ways to improve ourselves and our teams
Willingness: We are willing to help each other with anything that is good for the team
Excellence: We believe that excellence is defined by a commitment to and practice of constant learning and improvement

This guide is npm installable!

npm install cfpb-front-end

Open source licensing info