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Style Guide Development/Design Services
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Style guide is a useful to manuscript the look and experience of a new or redesigned
system. It also describes how the system should work. Thus this results in a satisfying
and consistent experience for users as well as designers alike.
Style Guides generally starts with high-level, research-based usability rules and
move down into lower level detailed guidelines such as colors and fonts. That is
the reason the designers can understand why the design is the way it is, as well
as they will know how it should function and feel.
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A user interface style guide can serve as:
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- A tool for ensuring consistency across a product set
- A way to get groups to work together
- The repository for design guidelines and standards
- A training aid for new members of the product team
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The creation of a style guide can serve as a focal activity for an integrated design
team involving documentation, development, usability, graphic design, marketing,
and other groups.
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Benefits of Style Guide
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- It reduces future design costs. Having consistent and reusable design elements means
less head-scratching for your designers.
- Ensure good usability. A style guide can help ensure the usability of a system by
providing Styledeeper, interaction-level problems.
- Promote a shared vision. A style guide provides the abstract approach to a user
interface, and keeps usability in focus for future development.
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Icondice delivers typical style guide services with design guidelines that include:
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- High-level design principles
- General screen layout
- Navigation
- Page design (including screen elements, position, size, fonts, colors, logos)
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- Data presentation (including fields, grids, links)
- Messages (errors, warnings, success, help)
- Content
- Forms
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