Base design system
Establish consistent UI foundations across a product ecosystem. Unify diverse experiences with a comprehensive framework covering styles, expression, content, and accessibility.

Base design system provides the foundational elements for user interfaces throughout Uber's extensive ecosystem of products and services. It serves as a unified framework, bringing consistency and coherence to all Uber experiences. This system ensures that whether you're using a rider app, a driver tool, or an internal platform, the interface feels familiar and intuitive.
Key areas covered by Base include:
- Styles: Comprehensive guidelines for color, typography, spacing, iconography, layout, and elevation.
- Expression: Principles for illustration, photography, and motion design, including transitions, to create engaging experiences.
- Content Design: Detailed guidance on voice, tone, grammar, terminology, and writing for various components, ensuring clear communication.
- Product Inclusion: A strong focus on accessibility, with resources for alternative text, building accessibility-first products, and designing for mobile screen readers.
By standardizing these core components, Base enables teams to develop high-quality, recognizable, and accessible user interfaces more efficiently, fostering a cohesive brand identity across all touchpoints.
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