The Bravura design system is a collection of reusable components, guidelines, and principles that help maintain consistency and coherence in a product's design. It provides a shared vocabulary and set of design standards to ensure that all design elements, such as colors, typography, spacing, UI components, and interactions, are aligned across different teams and platforms.
Key elements of a design system typically include:
UI Components: A library of reusable elements like buttons, input fields, navigation bars, and other interface components.
Style Guide: A set of design rules for typography, color palettes, spacing, and other visual elements that ensure consistency across products.
Design Tokens: The underlying values for design decisions (such as color values, font sizes, spacing units) that can be used across different platforms and environments.
Documentation: Clear guidelines and best practices for using the design system, often including examples, code snippets, and explanations of design principles.
Branding Guidelines: Rules for how to apply the brand’s identity, voice, and tone throughout the product's design.
A good design system helps improve collaboration between design and development teams, reduces redundant work, and ensures that products have a unified and professional look and feel.
This design system was implemented across all new platforms.