The brandLink target opens in a new window. SBB Brand portal Logo Digital clock Rights of useColors Base colors Additional colors Off brand colorsAssets Icons Timetable icons PictogramsLanguage About UX Writing Button and link texts Forms and inputs Notifications Progress indicators Digital word list
Introduction About accessibility About this guide Contact Further informationAccessibility by roles Product Owner User Research Interaction Design Visual Design Development Content Design Testing
First steps What is a design system? Designing Coding FAQ HelpOrganisation Process Contribution ContactMobile Overview Base ComponentsLyne Overview What is Lyne? Releases Presets & Themes Design Tokens Components TemplatesMaps Overview Base InformationsPatterns Overview
Regulations App IconsGuides Power-Apps Digital banner ads SAP Design Guidelines AI Design: Basics
System-Steps.
What does the pattern do?
Makes it easier to understand what the AI is doing.
When should the pattern be used?
Always indicate that the AI is doing something (especially if it takes longer).
In ‘higher risk’ contexts, e.g. when it comes to laws, tariffs or finances.
When the AI needs to do a more complex task.
Recommendation
Communicate how the AI interprets the prompt in a simple, comprehensible way.
Display the steps the system takes up to the output.
And give users the opportunity to intervene in the process.