BRIQ Design System

• 1. Inconsistent User Experience: Different teams use varying styles, components, and patterns, leading to inconsistent user experiences across applications.

  2. Slow Development and Design Processes: Recreating common design elements and patterns from scratch in every project can slow down both design and development.

  3. Lack of Scalability: As products and teams grow, managing design consistency becomes more difficult.

  4. Difficulty in Maintaining Design Quality: Different team, lead to different design language, which often confuse the user.

  5. Inefficient Onboarding: New team members struggle to understand the design patterns and principles of a product.

• 1. Consistency: Ensure a consistent user experience across all products and platforms by using standardized design patterns, components, and visual styles.

  2. Efficiency: Streamline design and development workflows by providing reusable components, templates, and guidelines, reducing the time spent on repetitive tasks and decision-making.

  3. Collaboration: Foster better collaboration between cross-functional teams (designers, developers, product managers) by providing a shared language, resources, and framework for building products.

  4. Scalability: Enable the organization to scale its design and development efforts easily, ensuring that as new products, features, or teams are introduced, they can quickly align with established design principles.

  5. Quality Control: Maintain high-quality design standards across all products by providing clear guidelines on how to implement design elements correctly.

  6. Faster Onboarding: Simplify onboarding for new team members by providing a clear and comprehensive set of resources, tools, and documentation to help them understand and adopt the design system.

  7. Cost Savings: Reduce costs by avoiding the need to reinvent design components and patterns for every new project, saving both time and resources.

  8. Brand Alignment: Ensure that the product’s visual language and user experience align with the organization’s brand identity, strengthening the brand's presence across all touchpoints.

• 1. Adoption Rate: Measure how widely the design system is adopted across different teams and projects.

  2. Consistency Across Products: Track how consistently design elements (components, styles, patterns) are applied across products. Increased consistency indicates that the design system is successfully promoting a unified user experience.

  3. Reduction in Design Debt: Measure the reduction in inconsistencies and redundant design work over time.

  4. Speed of Development: Track how much faster design and development cycles are due to the availability of reusable components and templates.

  5. Quality of User Experience (UX): Monitor user feedback, usability testing results, and user engagement metrics.

  6. Team Satisfaction: Conduct surveys or gather feedback from designers, developers, and other stakeholders about their experience using the design system.

  7. Onboarding Time for New Team Members: Track how quickly new team members can get up to speed with the design system.

  8. Cost Savings: Measure the cost savings from reduced design and development effort, especially in terms of time spent on creating new components or fixing inconsistencies. A successful design system should lead to overall cost reductions.

BRI internal team: BRImo, BRISmart, BRISmart Admin, BRISmart Mobile, and BRISmart Care

Some snips of what has been accomplished

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