Get Started with Design Guidelines

The Design Guidelines are for consumer use cases of passkeys and are backed by UX research.

Designers, engineers, PMs, content strategists, and UX researchers use them to jump-start their work.

Patterns are self-contained experiences that can be combined to match your unique business needs.

Start with the two Get Started patterns and add optional design patterns based on your own unique business needs.

10 UX principles and 3 content principles for passkeys.

Resources like events, UI kits can help jump-start your work with passkeys.

Have confidence the guidelines are informed by Design research.

Quick starts

Let your team know the guidelines are informed by rigorous UX research with end users.
The FIDO UX Working Group created the guidelines and is comprised of 128 people from 32 companies around the world.
The Design Patterns are the heart of the Guidelines and FIDO Alliance adds new Design Patterns regularly.
There’s a rich community of people like you who attend FIDO events. The events are a great place to learn how your peers use passkeys.
The Figma UI Kit contains the editable UI you see in the Design Patterns. Use the UI Kit to jumpstart your own prototypes.
You can help FIDO Alliance by submitting a talk, co-hosting a webinar with FIDO, or join the FIDO UX Working Group.

Step 1: scan the design principles and share the principles with your team. 2 minute read
Step 2: learn why to start with two required patterns. 2 minute read
Step 3: copy FIDO’s Figma UI Kit to your environment and invite your team to it. 2 minute task
Step 4: view the upcoming FIDO Design events and register for one. 2 minute task