Guidelines for UI/UX Designers
Role in the Project
Provides a structured approach for UI/UX designers to maintain design consistency and usability.
Key Guidelines:
- Component Reusability: UI elements should be modular and adaptable.
- Typography & Spacing: Defined font hierarchy and white space usage.
- Color & Contrast: High contrast for readability.
- Navigation & Flow: Clear, predictable navigation structures.
Strengths & Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Enhances collaboration between design and development teams.
- Speeds up the development process with pre-approved components.
Weaknesses:
- Requires continuous iteration to align with evolving UX trends.
- Complex interactions may increase the learning curve for new designers.
Available Technologies & Comparison
- ShadCN/UI (Chosen) vs. Material UI (More predefined but less customizable).
- Figma Design Tokens vs. Traditional CSS (Tokens improve theme scalability).
- CMS for website: Ghost with Doks theme
Doks theme documentation
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Chosen Approach
- ShadCN/UI for components.
- Figma for interactive prototyping and collaboration.
⚠️
All information provided here is in draft status and therefore subject to updates.
Consider it a work in progress, not the final word—things may evolve, shift, or completely change.
Stay tuned! 🚀
Consider it a work in progress, not the final word—things may evolve, shift, or completely change.
Stay tuned! 🚀