This document defines:

• Anatomy: The structural breakdown of each component

• Usage Rules: Guidelines for correct and consistent usage

• Do’s and Don’ts: Visual and behavioral clarity through examples

Every rule has been distilled for brevity and clarity. Use this as your reference point when designing, building, or reviewing components.

This system ensures:

• Visual and interaction consistency

• Faster design and development decisions

• Scalable UI patterns across platforms

Always refer to this spec when introducing or modifying components.

How to use

Use this as your daily reference for implementing or auditing components.

• Start with anatomy to understand the basic structure of a component

• Follow rules to apply it consistently across screens

• Refer to examples to avoid common mistakes and design mismatches

• Use as a checklist during reviews and implementation

Who should use this

For anyone involved in building or maintaining user interfaces.

• Designers looking for clarity on usage, spacing, and layout

• Developers referencing interaction and structure requirements

• QA & Reviewers verifying UI consistency across flows

When to use

Key moments when this documentation becomes essential.

• Before starting new designs

• While reviewing in design/dev handoff

• When retrofitting older UIs to align with system standards

  
  

For any ambiguity or updates, reach out to the design system team to propose additions or revisions. This documentation evolves with product needs and team inputs.