pattern-library

Document recurring UX patterns by creating structured entries that capture the problem statement, recommended solution, anatomy, variants, behavior, and accessibility for web and mobile interfaces. This structure ensures design knowledge is reusable across teams.

A UX pattern entry is a structured record capturing a recurring design problem and its solution. It includes a problem statement, solution, anatomy, variants, behavior, examples, accessibility considerations, and related patterns to build a connected knowledge graph.

Create a pattern entry when you need to document a recurring UI interaction, such as pagination or onboarding flows, to provide implementation guidance and enable solution reuse across different products and design teams.

Yes, you can organize design patterns by context using categorization and best-practices guidance. This supports building knowledge graph connections across projects for both web and mobile interface interactions within your pattern library.

The best way to structure accessibility guidance is to include a dedicated accessibility section within each pattern entry, ensuring that usage examples and behavior variants for UI interactions meet best practices across all documented web and mobile patterns.

Yes, the pattern entry schema includes a related patterns field to support linking entries. This creates a knowledge graph that connects recurring UX solutions, making design knowledge easier to discover and reuse across different teams.