Humanist Min is a design language being developed by the team at Feathers Design. The language itself is open source and you can feel free to contribute or to use it in your own project. 
❗ This is a very early work in progress and is a living document. Not recommended for use in production. 😕
H-Min is a humanist take on modernist minimalism. While modernism put function first and definitely had its perks, some would comment that it lacked humanism. It was strict and unforgiving. I was a staunch modernist for many years, while slowly maturing into a more humane, relatable designer. Note, I'm not saying modernism is bad altogether, just that we can do a little better!
The Humanist Min manifesto is a living document. Here's the roadmap. This will be revised from time to time, or may be changed completely. Until we have at least a very preliminary draft, Humanist Min cannot be practically used anywhere. Several points may be pursued simultaneously on multiple threads. Note that some design disciplines like game design and automotive design have not yet been considered as part of H-Min. Whether the H-Min core can be applicable to such other fields will be left for later. Collaborators welcome.
- Define Humanist Min and core philosophy.
- Define recommended fonts and font combinations.
- Define recommended colors and color combinations or gradients.
- Basic geometry.
- Create UI and graphic framework.
- Create stylesheet (CSS).
- H-Min in motion graphics.
- What does H-Min mean beyond digital?
- H-Min in print design.
- H-Min in industrial design.
- H-Min in architecture and interior design.
- H-Min elsewhere—textile, art.
This project is still very premature. You can join to collaborate by creating a pull request or come over to discuss on Telegram at t.me/humanistmin.