At Basis, accessibility is a design constraint we work with from the first sketch, not a compliance pass applied at the end of a project. It sits alongside brand, performance, and platform convention as a baseline requirement. This page is the foundation for that practice across Basis: the standard we design to, who we're designing for, and the patterns that show up in nearly every component.

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Animation

Animation helps to establish relationships between UI elements, focuses the user's attention on important content, and guides users through the actions they take.

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Borders

Borders act as visual boundaries of elements, organize the layout, and guide the user's attention.

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Cards

Cards styles are used to group related content, data, links and actions. Cards are placed within the page content.

Components

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Accordion

An accordion expands in place to expose some hidden information allowing the user the flexibility to show and hide certain content by utilizing the progressive disclosure interaction pattern.

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App Header

The App Header contains actions that can be accessed from any page across Basis platform.

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Avatar

An avatar is a visual representation of a user or entity used to personalize UI and communicate identity at a glance. It serves as a compact, recognizable marker of a person or account across interfaces such as navigation bars, comment threads, and user lists.

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Badge

A badge is a label that's used to bring attention to important information. Badges can display status, categories, or properties.

Patterns

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Bulk Editing

A bulk editing design pattern allows users to efficiently and conveniently modify multiple items or data entries at the same time.

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Customize Columns

The customize columns modal pattern allows users to efficiently and conveniently select and order columns in a data table

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Data Visualization

Data visualizations make complex data easier to understand and help users answers specific questions.

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Disabled Buttons

A disabled button is a UI element that is temporarily inactive and cannot be interacted with, rendered a muted color to signal its unavailable state. It communicates that an action exists but cannot be performed until a required condition is met.

Voice and Tone

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About Content Design

Writing is an integral part of design, making words essential design assets. Our Content Design System (CDS) contains the guidelines and standards for creating UX content that is effective, consistent, and user-friendly.

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Voice and Tone

This page outlines the tone guidelines for the Basis design system, emphasizing being dedicated to others, honest, positive, smart, professional, and clear and direct in communication.

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Language and Grammar

Content is a critical part of the user interface, so words and writing are an essential part of design. These language and grammar writing principles help make our UX copy clear to all readers.

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Inclusive Language and Accessibility

Everybody should be able to understand and enjoy our product. The language that we use should be clear and unambiguous to all readers. Following these guidelines allows readers of all levels to understand our content and makes it easier to translate to other languages.