Modular Architecture
Flexible modules designed for evolving needs
Individual modules encapsulate configurable functions, enabling modifications without disrupting the entire system.
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Insights + Recommendations
Prioritize decoupling
Establish interface standards
Dynamic configurations
Flexible data integration
Automate enforcement mechanisms
Foster extensibility
Methods
Product strategy and planning
Strategic consulting
Research and discovery
Requirements gathering
Systems mapping
Risk Assessment and mitigation strategy
Product delivery roadmaps
User research and testing
Prototypes and usability testing
Human-centered UX/UI/CX
Custom experience design
Scalable design systems
Information architecture and navigation
Multilingual interface
Content governance and workflows
Design systems
Components audits and analysis
Scalable information architecture and navigation
Consistent interaction patterns
Accessible UX / UI patterns
Visual design and branding schemas
Documentation and usage guidelines
Technical planning and strategy
Solutions architecture and systems mapping
Agile delivery
Future state definition
Digital transformation strategy
How to maintain a modular design system
- Stay informed: Keep abreast of updates in data sources, policies, and regulations relevant to your content to ensure accuracy and compliance.
- Maintain modular content structure: Organize content into reusable modules that can be easily updated or replaced to reflect changes in data or policies without overhauling the entire system.
- Document content dependencies: Clearly document dependencies between content modules and data sources to understand the impact of changes and facilitate efficient updates.
- Utilize dynamic content creation tools: Use tools that support dynamic content creation, enabling quick adaptation to changing inputs such as updated data or revised policies.
- Collaborate with developers: Work closely with developers to ensure content modules are designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for seamless integration with changing data structures or policy requirements.
- Test content variations: Experiment with different content variations to determine the most effective ways to communicate changing data or policy information to your audience.
- Implement version control: Utilize version control systems to track changes to content modules over time, enabling rollback to previous versions if needed and maintaining a clear history of revisions.
- Monitor user feedback: Regularly solicit and analyze user feedback to identify areas where content may need to be updated or revised in response to changing data or policy preferences.
- Prioritize accessibility: Ensure that content remains accessible to all users, regardless of changes in data or policies, by adhering to accessibility standards and guidelines.