Overview

Our Design Philosophy

 

As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, it has become a growing necessity to achieve technological literacy in order to keep up with the pace of modern society. As designers, we strive to be the bridge between technology and humans through powerful, yet simplistic designs. Here at US AI, we embrace a human-centered design approach where we understand the problem and challenges users face, design an end to end experience, reimagine their workflow and ensure our product suite provides the best possible user experience to enrich our user’s day to day lives.                          

 

Collaboration

 

Collaboration is essential in our design process, not only between designers and developers, but also with our users. We believe that you cannot understand good design if you don’t understand the people. The best designs come from a deep empathy for the user, so we frequently get together with our clients to talk about their pain points, needs, and business goals which allows us to design solutions that cater to real-life experiences.

 

Simplicity

 

As German-born American painter Hans Hofmann once said “The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak.” We emphasize utility through minimalistic design choices because good design is meant to be experienced, rather than seen. 

 

Accessibility

 

Frank Chimero, Brooklyn-based designer and author of The Shape of Design once said “People ignore design that ignores people.” Inclusive design eliminates barriers of use and empowers everyone to participate equally, confidently, and independently. We leverage our extensive design system and standards to ensure our designs are inclusive and accessible to a wide range of users. 

 

Extreme Innovation

 

Our team is constantly pushing boundaries to think outside the box. Regardless of official occupations, everyone at US AI is a designer at heart. We encourage everyone to share their ideas, no matter how crazy they may be because openness breeds innovation. We aim to innovate so that we can solve problems before users even recognize they’re having them.

 

Continuous Improvement

 

Here at US AI, we are transparent in the way we share our work continuously to open opportunities for feedback and suggestions. It is important to design with humility and practice with an open heart to feedback as the old saying rings true, “Two brains (or a community in this case) are always better than one.” Our designs are deliberated across multiple teams prior to launch so that we may continuously improve and present a powerful solution.

Open Sans

Usage: Headlines, Subtitles, Body & Caption

Font size units and scale

  • REM
  • PX
  • 3.813
  • 61
  • 4 REM Font

  • 3
  • 48
  • H1 Header

  • 2.375
  • 38
  • H2 Header
  • 1.938
  • 31
  • H3 Header
  • 1.563
  • 25
  • H4 Header
  • 1.25
  • 20
  • H5 Header
  • 1
  • 16
  • H6 Header
  • 1
  • 16
  • Body
  • 0.875
  • 14
  • Body
  • 0.875
  • 14
  • Button
  • 0.875
  • 14
  • Caption
  • 0.75
  • 12
  • OVERLINE
  • 0.75
  • 12
  • Subtitle
  • 0.625
  • 10
  • Subtitle

Accordions

An accordion is a vertically stacked list of headers that reveal or hide associated sections of content.

Configuration

Subtitle

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State

Anatomy

Accordions

Button

It allows users to take action

Configuration
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Button

Type

State

Anatomy

Button

Cards

It allows users to take action

Type

State

Anatomy

Cards

Chips

It is used to represent an input action

Configuration
CHIPSclose
CHIPS

Type

Anatomy

Chips

Date Picker

It allows users to select a date or a range of dates

Type

State

Anatomy

Date Picker

File Upload

It allows users to upload one or more files

Configuration
sample

Type

State

Anatomy

File Upload

Loading Indicator

Type

Anatomy

Loading Indicator

Selection Controls

It allows user to select preferred options

Configuration
Option #1

Type

State

Anatomy

Selection Controls

Snackbars

It is used to notify users about the processes

Configuration
Your selection has been saved
Your selection did not save

Type

Anatomy

Snackbars

Step Indicator

It allows user to see the phase they are on in the process

Type

Anatomy

Step Indicator

Table

It is used to display contents in organized way

Title #2 Title #4
Title #1Title #2Title #3Title #4
Title #5Title #6Title #7Title #8

Anatomy

Table

Text Fields

It allows user to see the phase they are on in the process

Configuration

Type

State

Anatomy

Text Fields

Tooltips

It is used to display informative text when users hover over, focus on, or tap an element.

Configuration
Tooltip information #1
Tooltip information #2

Type

Anatomy

Tooltips