In this section, we will delve into the foundation of our application's visual identity, design principles, and underlying system architecture. A comprehensive design system encompasses not only the visual elements but also the technical infrastructure that supports our application's functionality and user experience. A design system is essential for maintaining consistency
across all aspects of our application, from UI components to typography and color schemes.
Our System encompasses both the frontend and backend technologies and database management.
A good system architecture lays the foundation for scalability, reliability, and performance, ensuring that our application meets the needs of users and stakeholders effectively.
System Architecture
- Define the core elements of our brand identity, including brand values, mission, and vision.
- Explore how our design choices reflect and reinforce our brand identity to users.
- Catalog and document the UI components and design patterns used in our application.
- Provide guidelines and best practices for implementing and customizing design components.
- Define our typography system, including font choices, sizes, and hierarchy.
- Explore the principles of typographic design and how they contribute to readability and user engagement.
- Establish a cohesive color palette that reflects our brand identity and enhances usability.
- Ensure color accessibility by adhering to WCAG guidelines and providing sufficient color contrast.
- Define layout principles and spacing guidelines for maintaining visual hierarchy and balance.
- Explore techniques for creating flexible and responsive layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.
- Curate a set of icons and imagery that align with our brand aesthetic and support user interactions.
- Provide guidelines for selecting, creating, and integrating icons and imagery into our design system.