Design Encyclopedia: Documentation

Accessibility Guidelines

Accessibility guidelines specify how a product should be designed and written to accommodate users of diverse physical and cognitive abilities.

Coding Standards

Coding standards help developers maintain a consistent, organized, and coherent code base to ensure maximum team efficiency.

Downloadable Assets

Downloadable assets are centralized and universally-available resources enabling interdisciplinary collaboration and consistency.

Editorial Guidelines

Editorial guidelines are a set of writing rules to ensure brand consistency in voice, tone, and style so that content is consistent across all mediums and channels.

Employee Onboarding

An employee onboarding process is the set of procedures necessary for welcoming, training, and enabling a new hire.

Governance Process

A governance process is a quality control exercise to ensure consistent usage, growth, and maintenance of a design system, brand identity, or style guide.

Personas

A persona is a set of characteristics and behaviors defining a particular type or profile of user, stakeholder, or buyer.

Research Guidelines

User research guidelines specify the methods and techniques for conducting, collecting, and analyzing research.

Team Structure

A team structure diagram illustrates the hierarchical organization of a team. This diagram can serve as a reference for decision-making, responsibilities, and project ownership.

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