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The Digital Design System is a component-based structure that makes design (and development) reusable. Its comprehensive set of identity guidelines, UX principles and best practices allow for teams to build products with consistency, efficiency and scale.
Atomic design allows us to create user interface (UI) components in a deliberate and hierarchical manner. In chemistry, atoms combine together to make molecules, the molecules combine together to make organisms and so on. We have applied the same principles to UI elements. The atoms (like typography and color) are combined with other atoms (like input fields) to create a molecule (like a search menu) or an organism (like a contact form).
To learn more, visit Atomic Design by Brad Frost.
Global Design System
Basic HTML elements that can't be broken down any further.
Global Design System
Groups of UI elements that function together as a unit.
Global Design System & Product Style Guide
Complex groups of Atoms and/or Molecules, often forming a section within an interface.
Product Style Guide
An empty page layout that content of a page can be populated with.
Product Style Guide
A layout made up of atoms, molecules and organisms with product-specific content.
Aon Consumer Experience & Design Group
200 E. Randolph St.
5th Floor
Chicago, IL 60601
global.design@aon.com
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