The Country’s Design System and the Responsibility to Design Public Interfaces
summary
Daniele Tabellini and Fabrizio Caccavello report on updates to Italy’s national design system, describing the principles and tools used to build usable, accessible, coherent web interfaces for public digital services. They review promises, findings, and outcomes from the past year of work and focus on accessibility requirements and how the design system supports inclusive public-facing interfaces.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Project introduction
- 3:11What is Designers Italia
- 8:59Accessibility as ongoing process
- 12:30Regulations and institutional responsibility
- 18:05Country’s Design System
- 24:32Open Source and inclusive design
- 31:44Usability and accessibility tests
- 37:21Q&A
- 44:24Summary and lunch invite
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