The document discusses digital interaction design and advertisement design. It provides information on design systems, including what they are, their components like buttons and color palettes, and examples of popular design systems from companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and others. It also outlines the topics that will be covered in an upcoming lecture, including designing sticker sheets, gestures, motions, and triggers.
The document discusses digital interaction design and advertisement design. It provides information on design systems, including what they are, their components like buttons and color palettes, and examples of popular design systems from companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and others. It also outlines the topics that will be covered in an upcoming lecture, including designing sticker sheets, gestures, motions, and triggers.
The document discusses digital interaction design and advertisement design. It provides information on design systems, including what they are, their components like buttons and color palettes, and examples of popular design systems from companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and others. It also outlines the topics that will be covered in an upcoming lecture, including designing sticker sheets, gestures, motions, and triggers.
Lecture Outcome Week 11 • Design system • Google Design System • Popular design system • Material Design system – in a nutshell • Design Sticker Sheets • Gesture • Motion • Trigger design systems are a series of reusable elements and guidelines that allow teams to design and develop a product, following predetermined standards. As a UX designer, you’ll always utilize design systems to improve your work speed and consistency. Especially when you’re new to the field, design systems can help you better understand best design practices and drastically improve the quality of your design work. sticker sheet, also known as a design kit, • Components: Reusable UI components such as buttons, menus, and cards. • Typography: Typographic elements, including fonts and font families. • Color: Color choices, including an overall palette and specific component colors. • Iconography: Icons representing recurring actions or navigation choices a user might interact with. • This five-part video series will help you understand how to set up a design system in Figma: • Video 1 - Foundations (55 minutes) which will help you kick off designing a design system from scratch, including typography and colors. • Video 2 - Components (55 minutes) where you’ll add to your design system by building foundational components and organize them using pages, frames, names, and descriptions. • Video 3 - Components continued (55 minutes) which will introduce more complex components like cards, media objects, dialogues, navigations, and forms, to include in your design system. • Video 4 - Testing (57 minutes) where you’ll check if your component library is robust enough in real-world scenarios. • Video 5 - Documentation (61 minutes) which shares best practices for documenting your design system using Figma and other tools. • These videos are long, but the things you learn will be well worth the time investment!
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Popular Design Systems • Google’s Material Design • Shopify’s Design System Polaris • Apple Human Interface Guidelines • Microsoft Fluent Design System • AirBnb's Design System • U.S. Web Design System, a design system for the U.S. federal government