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# UI Components Standardisation

## Introduction <a href="#dlzdc5xdz5ch" id="dlzdc5xdz5ch"></a>

This page outlines methods to reduce UI/UX audit bugs post-development by enhancing a UI library. Key improvements include:

* [Integration of new components](#id-3aqkabis4f9a)
* [Standardisation of design principles](#a-ds3u4tuhemc)
* [Stability enhancements](#axrg4lhtt9hj)
* [Conversion of px to em units for scalability and accessibility](#tfi9ikybdhq4)
* [Introduction of Storybook for Component Validation](#mg554ko71sbr)
* [Implementation of colour and text size constants](#n19lwfyl25ke)
* [Addition of new component variants](#id-20groophu08q)
* [Creation of Flutter widgets for cross-platform support](#naxi948y7b02)

These enhancements aim to streamline development and ensure a consistent, user-friendly interface.

### Integrate New Components <a href="#id-3aqkabis4f9a" id="id-3aqkabis4f9a"></a>

To resolve UI/UX audit issues, we will implement new components featuring enhanced functionality, modern design, and superior performance. These elements should adhere to current design trends and meet user expectations to improve the user experience.\
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Below is the list of DIGIT Components

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### Standardise Design Principles <a href="#a-ds3u4tuhemc" id="a-ds3u4tuhemc"></a>

Standardising design principles ensures consistency across the UI library, reducing the likelihood of UI/UX audit bugs. This involves establishing design guidelines, naming conventions, and component usage patterns.

### Enhance Stability <a href="#axrg4lhtt9hj" id="axrg4lhtt9hj"></a>

Enhancing the stability of the UI library is crucial for reducing UI/UX audit bugs. This includes optimising code quality, implementing robust testing strategies, and monitoring performance to identify and address potential issues.

### Convert px to em Units <a href="#tfi9ikybdhq4" id="tfi9ikybdhq4"></a>

Transitioning from px to em units improves scalability and accessibility, reducing UI/UX audit bugs related to inconsistent text sizes and layouts across different devices and screen resolutions.

### Integrate With Storybook <a href="#mg554ko71sbr" id="mg554ko71sbr"></a>

Storybook provides a development environment for testing and documenting components, helping to identify and address UI/UX audit bugs early in the development process.

### Implement Colour & Text Size Constants <a href="#n19lwfyl25ke" id="n19lwfyl25ke"></a>

Implementing colour and text size constants ensures consistency in styling across the UI library, reducing UI/UX audit bugs related to colour contrast, readability, and visual hierarchy.

### Add New Component Variants <a href="#id-20groophu08q" id="id-20groophu08q"></a>

Introducing newer component variants enhances flexibility and caters to diverse user requirements, reducing UI/UX audit bugs related to limited functionality or options.

### Create Flutter Widgets <a href="#naxi948y7b02" id="naxi948y7b02"></a>

Creating Flutter widgets extends the UI library's reach to mobile platforms, reducing UI/UX audit bugs related to inconsistent user experiences across different devices and operating systems.

## Conclusion <a href="#id-1t75ngdm8hzh" id="id-1t75ngdm8hzh"></a>

Implementing the improvements discussed here ensures the UI library is better equipped to reduce UI/UX audit bugs after development. These enhancements promote consistency, scalability, accessibility, and cross-platform compatibility, resulting in a more polished and user-friendly experience for end-users.


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