1. Stencil Library: A collection of pre-designed UI components, such as buttons, forms, and navigation bars, that can be reused across different projects. These components are designed to be flexible and customizable, allowing developers to adapt them to specific needs without starting from scratch.
2. Instructions: Detailed guidelines and specifications that accompany each stencil. These instructions provide information on how to use the stencil, including its properties, states, and interactions. They also include best practices and accessibility considerations to ensure that the UI remains consistent and user-friendly.
3. Documentation: Comprehensive documentation that explains the overall design system and its components. This documentation serves as a reference for developers and designers, helping them understand the design principles, naming conventions, and coding standards that govern the use of stencils.
- Consistency: By using pre-designed stencils, developers can ensure that the UI remains consistent across different pages and features, enhancing the overall user experience.
- Efficiency: The model reduces the time and effort required to develop UI components, as developers can focus on implementing functionality rather than designing and styling from scratch.