Image RemovedHCD Methods and Tools | HCD is a creative approach to problem solving via a repeatable process. Think of the methods below as a guide for your HCD journey, ensuring you are putting people first when solving difficult problems. | HCD Process | HCD follows a series of well defined methods for analysis, design, and evaluation of hardware, software, and web interfaces. The HCD process is iterative, generally predictable, and repeatable. Research, design, and evaluation steps are built in from the first stage of each project, and they continue throughout to implementation. Learn about the steps and methods used at each phase of the Human-Centered Design process. | U.S. Web Design System | A design system for the federal government
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<li><a href="https://accessibility.18f.gov/" title="Accessibility works best when incorporated into an agile production environment. It's very hard to adequately address accessibility concerns at the end of a project, but if taken into account at the beginning, it's quite straightforward and cost effective. The best and perhaps only way to ensure this is done, is training and education">18F Accessibility Guide</a> </li>
<li><a href="https://design.cms.gov/" title="The design system is a set of open source design and front-end development resources for creating Section 508 compliant, responsive, and consistent websites. It builds on the U.S. Web Design Standards and extends it to support additional CSS and React components, utility classes, and a grid framework to allow teams to quickly prototype and build accessible, responsive, production-ready websites.">CMS Design System</a> </li>
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Website | Description | 18F Accessibility Guide | Accessibility works best when incorporated into an agile production environment. It's very hard to adequately address accessibility concerns at the end of a project, but if taken into account at the beginning, it's quite straightforward and cost effective. The best and perhaps only way to ensure this is done, is training and education | CMS Design System | The design system is a set of open source design and front-end development resources for creating Section 508 compliant, responsive, and consistent websites. It builds on the U.S. Web Design Standards and extends it to support additional CSS and React components, utility classes, and a grid framework to allow teams to quickly prototype and build accessible, responsive, production-ready websites. | CMS brand identity guidelines | The CMS “Brand Strategy and Graphic Standards Guide” provides guidelines concerning messaging themes and visual identity marks (“logos”) to achieve this goal. | <li><a href="https://www.cms.gov/About-CMS/Agency-Information/CMS-Brand-Identity/index.html" title="The CMS “Brand Strategy and Graphic Standards Guide” provides guidelines concerning messaging themes and visual identity marks (“logos”) to achieve this goal.">CMS brand identity guidelines</a></li>
<li><a href="https://qnetconfluence.cms.gov/display/HCD/HCD+Methods+and+Tools" title="HCD is a creative approach to problem solving via a repeatable process. Think of the methods below as a guide for your HCD journey, ensuring you are putting people first when solving difficult problems.">HCD Methods and Tools</a></li>
<li><a href="https://qnetconfluence.cms.gov/display/HCD/HCD+Process" title="HCD follows a series of well defined methods for analysis, design, and evaluation of hardware, software, and web interfaces. The HCD process is iterative, generally predictable, and repeatable. Research, design, and evaluation steps are built in from the first stage of each project, and they continue throughout to implementation.
Learn about the steps and methods used at each phase of the Human-Centered Design process.">HCD Process @ CMS/CCSQ</a></li>
<li><a href="https://uxmastery.com/resources/glossary/" Title="A glossary of terms that newcomers to the field may find confusing.">UX Glossary</a></li>
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