CMS DESIGN SYSTEM: PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE

Topic

CMS DESIGN SYSTEM: PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE  

Program

This month’s Community of Practice dove into the CMS Design System. We discussed how the design system has evolved to meet the needs of CMS, the design system as of three years ago and the updates made; along with challenges up to today and plans for the future. Scott’s presentation was a companion piece to his article in the most recent edition of the embedded Newsletter, Maturing the CMS Design System.     

Scott presented: 

• What a design system is
• Why a design system is important
• How to get involved with the design system
• And more!

Since 2004, Scott Weber has focused on improving online experiences for US citizens through the lens of design systems, front-end user experience, web standards, and accessibility.

Currently, he works for Ad Hoc as a Managing Senior UX Designer 2 : Front-end Specialist and serves as the design lead for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services design system. He has worked with various federal, state, and local governments. In addition to CMS his work includes, National Science Foundation (NSF), the Thrift Savings Program (TSP), and Kentucky.gov. He is an alum of both 18F and NIC Inc. and brings a passion for web standards, human-centered design, and research.

Resources

• Recording

• Deck

What's Next

• HCD Community of Practice on Thursday, July 28 at 1 PM ET presented by Stephanie Warren. 
• Please tell us about your experience with the HCD Community of Practice by completing a brief survey.

• Registration is now open for the course: Human-Centered Design 101.