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Release v1.3
The latest release of Compose Design focuses on continuous updates to our components and patterns, as well as several improvements to our documentation. We aimed to enhance the reading experience by restructuring articles and ensuring their guidelines address frequently asked questions.
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Discover the different types of Responsive Design
Explore responsive, adaptive, and fluid design: key approaches to ensure seamless web experiences across diverse devices and screen sizes.
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Usage of notification types within a product
Explore notification components, their role in user interfaces, and best practices for implementing effective, user-friendly notifications in your design.
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Writing for Everyone: Every Word Counts in Accessibility
Writing for everyone is an essential part of any digital product. It can and does make a big difference to other people’s lives. This article compiles a set of best practices to take into account to make communication inclusive, ensure that everyone can navigate digital products and leave no user behind.
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Understanding the Disabled State
The disabled state indicates that a UI element is not interactive. When used correctly, it prevents users from making common mistakes while still being able to access important information.
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Driving to a new destination without GPS?
Having help systems/guides that explain the actions within the product can help demystify doubts and increase form adoption.
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Datagrids Demystified: A Deep Dive into Functionalities
Explore key datagrid functionalities—filters, column grouping, and customization options—and discover how to enhance data management workflows.
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Building a new Seamless User Experience
Using a design system is like having a set of building blocks for creating digital products. It ensures everything looks and works the same way, making it easier for users to understand and trust your product.
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Benefits of a Design System
A design system is a collection of reusable components and guidelines that ensure consistency and efficiency in building digital products and applications.
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Key principles for designing shortcuts
Designing effective shortcuts enhances UX by saving time and improving efficiency. Learn key guidelines to optimize your interface for user-friendly shortcuts.
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Discover how AI is applied in a chatbot
Explore how AI enhances chatbots in UX/UI, improving user interactions through natural language processing, personalized responses, and seamless interfaces.
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Accessible design, a way to be inclusive
Accessible design ensures inclusivity by making digital content suitable for all, regardless of their abilities, creating equal opportunities in the digital world.
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Documentation Debt
Bad content in the user experience will cost you more than good content. Then why not start creating a culture of content-oriented design for your products? Let’s imagine that a food chain doesn’t put the ingredients of the food on the packaging. It’s not calling the end product into question, but it is damaging the…
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Fun with flags
Dashboards were not designed to be a rainbow or an epic , but rather the perfect balance between readability, usability and design.
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AI on Billboards
Having the power to capture attention and fix it in this way is essential for any organization. Some might say they’re out of fashion, but they’re still proving their worth.