About the WGI Design System

Introduction

The WGI Design Framework provides a structured approach to digital design, ensuring consistency, accessibility, and usability across all Dell platforms. It serves as the foundation for creating cohesive and inclusive user experiences.

What is a Design Framework?

A design framework is a collection of standardized components guided by core principles such as color, typography, and layout. It includes comprehensive documentation, usage guidelines, and best practices to help team build intuitive and repeatable designs across applications and interfaces.

Our Methodology

With the release of WGI Design Framework (WDF) v1, we have reimagined our system to be more scalable, adaptable, and user-friendly. Our development team has built a robust library of reusable front-end components, complete with implementation guidelines and design specifications, ensuring a seamless experience for developers and designers alike.

Key Benefits

The WDF aligns with WGI’s brand vision and plays a crucial role in driving digital excellence by delivering modern, consistent, and measurable experiences.

Accessibility remains at the core of our framework. The WDF team collaborates closely with Govermental Accessibility Requirements to ensure all components adhere to WCAG 2.1 AA standards. While our components are designed to be compliant, proper implementation is essential to maintain an accessible experience.

Built entirely in-house, the WDF library mostly eliminates reliance on third-party tools, reducing security risks and ensuring full transparency over its components.

The framework is supported by our team who continuesly contribute to its evolution. By integrating WDF into your applications, you become part of a network that shapes the future of WGI’s digital experiences.