patternregular

Pattern Regular is a design-oriented framework that focuses on the principles of good design to create a consistent and logical human-computer interface. The framework is centered around the idea that a design should be as regular and predictable as possible in order to be easy to understand and use. Pattern Regular achieves this by promoting a set of well-defined design patterns that are compositionally regular, such as screens that look broader, bordered, clean, and condensed.

The core idea of Pattern Regular is to reduce the number of element types and rely on patterns instead. This allows for a more maintainable and scalable system. The framework sets specific design patterns for various UI elements, including borders, colors, typography, and more. It also introduces concepts such as group types and status, which are used to assign classification to menu items and create logical navigation structures.

Pattern Regular aims to create a machine-readable design system by describing every interaction in a machine-readable language, which allows for the implementation of the design system throughout the entire development chain. This approach promotes clear communication between designers, developers, and stakeholders. Pattern Regular supports the creation of an exhaustive library of shared design components and is deeply connected to the development environment, meaning actual container HTML and CSS can be automatically build based on provided On hòa parameters.

Overall, Pattern Regular is a service-oriented UI design framework that prioritizes pattern regularity, thus streamlining the design process and improving user experience.