Category:
UI Design
Duration:
Duration
Revamping Bajaj Finserv's design system to enhance consistency, usability, and streamline the design process for various products and services.
(DESIGN BRIEF)
Challenges
Legacy System: The existing design system had grown organically over time, resulting in inconsistencies and outdated components.
Scalability: Bajaj Finserve’s diverse product offerings required a scalable and adaptable design system.
Your Role and Responsibilities
my responsibility was to understand the problem in detail and conduct the groundwork for revamping the existing design system.
Collaborated with Cross-Functional Teams: Worked closely with designers, developers, and product managers.
Project Phases
1. Research and Audit
Conducted a thorough audit of the existing design system.
Gathered feedback from stakeholders, including designers, developers, and end-users.
2. Redefining Components
Component Inventory: Curated an exhaustive inventory of existing components (buttons, forms, typography, etc.).
Streamlined Components: Consolidated redundant components and eliminated inconsistencies.
New Components: Designed new components to address gaps and enhance usability.
3. Design Iterations
Iterative Refinement: Incorporated feedback and iterated on designs.
4. Logic Documentation for Developers
Clear Guidelines: Created detailed documentation for each component, including usage guidelines, variations, and edge cases.
5. Implementation and Adoption
Collaboration with Developers: Worked closely with the development team during implementation.
Results and Impact
Consistency: The new design system ensured consistent branding and user experience across Bajaj Finserve’s digital products.
Efficiency: Developers found it easier to build interfaces using standardised components.
Key Takeaways
Collaboration Matters: Effective collaboration between designers and developers is essential for a successful design system.
Continuous Iteration: Regular updates and refinements keep the design system relevant.
Documentation is Key: Comprehensive logic documentation facilitates smooth implementation.
(CARBON CREDITS)
Legacy System: The existing design system had grown organically over time, resulting in inconsistencies and outdated components.
Scalability: Bajaj Finserve’s diverse product offerings required a scalable and adaptable design system.
Your Role and Responsibilities: my responsibility was to understand the problem in detail and conduct the groundwork for revamping the existing design system.
Collaborated with Cross-Functional Teams: Worked closely with designers, developers, and product managers.
(BRAND IDENTITY)
Established overarching guidelines for the design system, including principles, patterns, and best practices, to ensure coherence and scalability.
TYPOGRAPHY
Collaboration with Developers: Worked closely with the development team during implementation.
6. MOODBOARD
Consistency: The new design system ensured consistent branding and user experience across Bajaj Finserv’s digital products.
Efficiency: Developers found it easier to build interfaces using standardised components.
SITEMAP
WIREFRAMING
USER INTERFACE DESIGN
GRIDS
ITERATIONS
FINAL DESIGNS