This guide establishes standardized emoji usage across all Kai the AI documentation, diagrams, and user interfaces. Consistent emoji use enhances visual communication while maintaining professional appearance.
Core Principles
Consistency: Use the same emoji for the same concept throughout all documentation
Clarity: Choose emojis that are universally understood
Accessibility: Ensure emojis supplement, not replace, text descriptions
Cross-platform: Select emojis that render well on all platforms
graph LR
A[π¨βπ«<br/>Instructor] --> B[π€<br/>KAI]
B --> C[π<br/>Analytics]
B --> D[π¬<br/>Chatbot]
In Documentation Text
Do: - Use emojis to enhance section headers: ## π€ How Kai Works - Add emojis to bullet points for visual hierarchy - Include emojis in status messages: β Setup complete
Donβt: - Overuse emojis (maximum 1 per heading, 1 per bullet point) - Use emojis in formal technical specifications - Replace critical text with emojis alone
In User Interface
Navigation Icons: Use consistently across all pages
Status Indicators: β β β οΈ for success/error/warning
Action Buttons: Pair with text labels for accessibility
Accessibility Considerations
Always provide alternative text for emojis in critical contexts
Use aria-label attributes in HTML when emojis convey meaning
Donβt rely solely on emojis for important information
Test with screen readers to ensure content is accessible
Success:"β Operation completed successfully"Warning:"β οΈ Please review the following items"Error:"β Failed to process request"Info:"βΉοΈ Additional information available"
Maintenance
This guide should be updated when: - New components are added to the system - User feedback indicates confusion with emoji choices - Platform support for emojis changes - New use cases emerge in documentation