At HFI, we use a consensus-building approach to developing Web and GUI standards. We help you create a highly specialized standard from start to finish. You get usable, proven templates, universal elements for every page/screen type, operational components, and presentation and navigation rules. The result is faster development time, and a consistent, standardized user experience.
It is imperative that large companies with more than 50 developers work toward ensuring consistency across all their GUI applications. HFI offers a consensus-building process to effectively develop and implement a GUI standard.
| Features | Benefits |
|---|---|
| HFI can help you create a highly specialized standard from start to finish. | The corporate standard is optimized for your users, their tasks, and environment. |
| HFI specialists enlist the support of your key opinion leaders. | Our consensus-building approach is effective in not just the development but also the implementation of the standard. |
| We develop standard screen templates that cover 85% of the windows that will be designed. For example, menu, browser, CRUD, graphic drilldown, and form. | These templates are easy to use—developers learn by copying. |
| General presentation rules as well as operational components are provided. | Your designers and developers get universal elements for each page type—including details like fonts, capitalization, color, drop-down menus, special function keys, and widget selection rules. |
| We are fast and experienced—having built over 150 interface design standards. | This gives the added advantage of reduced development time and cost. |
HFI takes the following approach while developing your standard:
Deliverables include:
Organizations may avoid creating standards because they fear it is a daunting task. It's hard to take the gamble that effort put into creating standards upfront will pay off downstream. Yet we have seen time and again, such efforts have paid off in spades. The standards have shown benefits such as saving time, improving design quality, and providing consistency. They have also enabled organization to stop reinventing the wheel and allow them to concentrate on solving new and unique problems." 
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