Microsoft Design Principles
Microsoft has developed comprehensive design principles across their product ecosystem, including inclusive design frameworks and platform-specific guidelines.
← Explore 1600+ design principles
Microsoft has developed comprehensive design principles across their product ecosystem, including inclusive design frameworks and platform-specific guidelines.
Microsoft's design framework for Bing search engine, focusing on user exploration, trust-building, and creating delightful search experiences while balancing commercial objectives with user needs.
Microsoft's design framework for Windows Store applications, emphasizing craftsmanship, user-centered design, and creating polished experiences that showcase attention to detail.
Microsoft's design framework emphasizing craftsmanship, user-centered design, and creating polished experiences that balance functionality with aesthetic excellence.
Microsoft's four Fluent design principles evolved from their heritage to guide cross-platform experiences that feel natural, focused, inclusive, and unmistakably Microsoft across web, iOS, Android, and Windows.
Microsoft's Responsible AI Principles provide guidance for designing, building, and testing AI systems that are fair, reliable, secure, inclusive, transparent, and accountable.
Microsoft's Windows UX framework emphasizing concept reduction, user confidence, control, and consistency to create intuitive, effective desktop user experiences.
Five short emails on how to make better design decisions with design principles, straight to your inbox.
No spam. Unsubscribe any time.
See our Privacy Policy.
principles.design is created and curated by Ben Brignell.
A product strategist and UX consultant with 25 years helping teams make better decisions.
Fixed-price reviews, audits and sprints that get product teams pulling in the same direction.
Know a set of design principles that could be included? Submit an example.
Made by benbrignell.com — © Brignell Ltd, registered in England and Wales, Company No. 9282895