📄️ Colors
This page explains the standard UI/UX colors used in the MIS plugins to better fit in.
📄️ Fonts
This paper explains the usage of fonts within the MIS plugin development standards.
📄️ Button
Buttons in a user interface are typically used to prompt users to take action, such as registering a new item, creating a new invoice, or adding a new employee. These buttons serve as calls-to-action, guiding the user towards completing a specific task or workflow. Additionally, buttons may also be used to cancel an operation or close a page.
📄️ Alerts
In order to prevent critical user errors that could result in the loss of important data, it is recommended to use alerts in open places where these actions are taken, such as when deleting a product from the system or deleting an invoice. These alerts should serve as a warning to the user that they are about to perform an irreversible action, and provide an opportunity for the user to confirm their intent before proceeding.
📄️ Tables:
If you have a diverse list of items, using tables can help you to neatly categorize them according to their respective elements. It is important to note that the interface must be aesthetically pleasing and the performance should be efficient, ensuring that the user does not experience any unnecessary strain or fatigue. This will ensure a seamless and enjoyable user experience.
📄️ Quick Forms
Quick forms are an efficient solution for users who need to input or update data quickly, without having to go through a lengthy form-filling process. This is especially useful for frequent or simple data entry tasks that don't require a lot of detail. However, it's important to make sure that the quick form still captures all the necessary information and adheres to proper validation rules to ensure the accuracy and consistency of the system. By using a quick form, users can save time and streamline their workflow, but it's important to strike a balance between convenience and thoroughness.
📄️ pagination
To ensure a smooth user experience and avoid overloading the system, it's best to limit the amount of scrolling required on pages. One way to do this is by dividing content into manageable chunks, such as displaying up to 10 items or columns per page. If additional content is available, pagination can be used to navigate to subsequent pages.
📄️ Shadow
why Shadows?
📄️ Selectbox
In our system, we recognize the importance of creating a comfortable and intuitive user experience when it comes to providing users with multiple options to choose from. To achieve this, we make use of select boxes to allow users to easily select from a range of options.
📄️ Image Slider
Our system is designed to give users a wide range of image options, making it easy for them to select or upload the perfect image. To achieve this, we have implemented a slider feature for displaying multiple images. This not only enhances the overall look and feel of the UI design, but also offers practical benefits by providing users with a convenient way to browse through their options.
📄️ Graphs
The use of graphs in system UI design is an excellent option to display the status or report of a species to users. It not only provides ease of use, but also prevents users from getting tired of reading text. Our system utilizes simple and elegant graphs, mainly linear graphs that are colored with a gradient from the primary color to create a pleasant and attractive visual experience for the user. By incorporating visually pleasing graphs, our system ensures that users can easily interpret data, making the process both efficient and enjoyable.
📄️ Pop-ups
Pop-ups are a valuable UI design element that can greatly enhance the user experience. They offer a quick and convenient way to display important information or forms, such as warnings or alerts, without the need to navigate away from the current page.
📄️ Forms
Forms are an essential part of any system where user input is required. Whether it is for entering personal information or submitting a request, forms provide a structured and efficient way for users to interact with the system. At our system, we have designed forms to be department-specific, ensuring that users only enter the relevant information required for their specific task.
📄️ Multi language
To make our system accessible to users from all over the world, we have implemented a multi-language standard based on UI/UX design principles. This means that users can choose their preferred language and use the system with ease, without any errors or confusion. By supporting multiple languages, we have made our system globally accessible and eliminated any barriers to use. Our commitment to a user-centered approach ensures that all users, regardless of their language or location, can benefit from our system's capabilities.