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IBM Design Principles
IBM has established multiple principle sets across design and development, from enterprise design thinking to blockchain development and specific product experiences.
Design Principles by IBM
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7 principles for designing a blockchain network to power and sustain your business
IBM Blockchain Dev Center's guidance for creating enterprise blockchain networks that balance business control, security, and scalability while enabling participant autonomy and competitive advantage.
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Blockchain Design Principles
The IBM Blockchain Design Team design supply chain flows and open source tools. Most users were new to blockchain. So they needed to be reassured by the principles of trust and consistency. Exposing blockchain transaction data to inform the user's understanding was a way to achieve this. By seeing what was happening a user could understand of what was actually happening. "People want to “see the blockchain” even when they don’t need to." Motion and animation were used to give meaning to unfamiliar processes. Subtle use of animation provided constant feedback so the user always knew what was going on. A consistent visual language guided the user through unfamiliar empty states. Excitement for new technology should improve lives and not create more problems. To achieve this the team's principles were informed by user needs from the beginning.
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IBM 6 UX Guidelines
IBM Design's six essential UX guidelines covering discovery, learning, creation, management, support, and growth for creating comprehensive user experiences.
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IBM Design Principles
IBM Design's comprehensive framework for creating enterprise software solutions, emphasizing domain expertise, user-centered design, and business process alignment for effective digital experiences.
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Six Universal IBM experiences
IBM Design's framework for creating consistent user experiences across products and services, focusing on discovery, learning, creation, management, support, and growth.