Demo
This page is meant to demonstrate some of the components in action. You can check out the markdown used for this page on github.
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Given our scale and scope, ‘good design’ is not only a requirement, it’s a deeper responsibility to relationships we seek to serve.
Building bonds
Today, the talent, techniques, thinking and tools of design, like technology, have become more and more abundant and accessible to all alike.
Paradoxically, decisions are more distributed, and experiences can become less and less distinctive. The rapid, relentless pace to produce can create an uneven emphasis on immediacy and incrementalism over individuality and innovation.
It is more important than ever that we own our own ethos, make palpable our brand values, and incorporate an instantly identifiable IBMness in everything we do.
Without aesthetic, design is either the humdrum repetition of familiar clichés or a wild scramble for novelty. Without aesthetic, the computer is but a mindless speed machine, producing effects without substance, form without relevant content, or content without meaningful form. – Paul Rand
Aesthetic is defined as the philosophical theory or set of principles governing outward appearance or actions. This characteristic applied to any experience is essential to its effectiveness. Everything we do (and don’t do) communicates. The care and craft we put into every experience is equal to any confidence or consideration we should expect in return.
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Add-on repositories, or repos, are components built for a specific product or experience. The repos are built on top of the core Carbon repo, and enable teams to create their own custom components that follow Carbon’s visual style and guidelines.
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Header
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- This is a demonstration of an ordered list item. This list item is particularly long to demonstrate how the text wraps and aligns with the first line.
- This is a nested list item, it should wrap in the same way. Typically, nested list items should be of the same type (ordered, unordered) as their parent.
- Ordered list item
- Ordered list item
- This is a demonstration of an unordered list item. This list item is particularly long to demonstrate how the text wraps and aligns with the first line.
- This is a nested list item, it should wrap in the same way. Typically, nested list items should be of the same type (ordered, unordered) as their parent.
- Unordered list item
- Unordered list item
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