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  1. Serve as a guide for application design before development begins.

    1. For example, when creating wire-frames for a new feature, does the wire-framed content meet Design Principles standards?

  2. Act as a reference point for applications in active development.

  3. Be a tool to evaluate existing Samvera applications, such as:

    1. Identify areas which might fall short of meeting Samvera Design Principles, thus becoming opportunities for improvement.

Interpreting Interpretting these Principles from Different Audience Perspectives

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Inclusive & Equitable

Accessible & Universal

Engaging & Unambiguous

  • Does the app feel welcoming?

  • Does the app (unintentionally) leave any users out (culturally, language, eye-sight conditions, etc)?

  • How obvious is it where to request help? Report a problem?

  • How does the design translate well to multiple communities and account for cultural/institutional differences? Neurodiverse communities?

  • How does the user experience stay consistent across different devices?

  • Is the app “approachable”?

  • Does the app feel cluttered?

  • How does the app stay responsive across viewport sizes?

  • How easy is it to find and manipulate any accessibility features?

  • How does the app use simple language (Ie. Explains all accronyms)?

  • Are used icons universally recognized for desired function?

  • What technical proficiency level does the app assume/require of its users?

For Developers:

  • Does the app follow WCAG requirements? At what level?

  • How does the app adapt to various devices?

  • How does the app actively engage/empower users?

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