ArcGIS Style Creation
This page describes best practices for designing styles for usage in ArcGIS Pro and Online
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This page describes best practices for designing styles for usage in ArcGIS Pro and Online
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Arcgis Pro allows the user to create a style file that can be used to symbolize points, lines, polygons, labels, and color swatches. ArcGIS Pro has a style editor that allows the user to create styles natively, but it is also able to ingest SVGs and other formats (vector and raster). This allows us to ensure consistency in the products we prepare for internal and external use, whether they're designed within GIS or imported from Adobe products.
Color swatches can be created within the style editor in ArcGIS Pro.
Font symbols can be created within the style editor in ArcGIS Pro.
Polygon symbols can be created within the style editor in ArcGIS Pro.
Line Symbols can be created within the style editor in ArcGIS Pro.
Point Symbols can be created within the style editor in ArcGIS Pro, but here is where importing from other formats comes in the most useful.