Branding
Name Usage Guidelines
Origins of UI2
UI2 started as an abbreviation meaning the User Intent Interface. Alternatively, another abbreviation that was considered was User Intent Identification. However, as it evolved, and its ability to unify intents throughout an application was revealed, it later became the Unified Intent Interface.
Being abbreviated as "UII", the name UI2 was eventually given meaning simultaneously the "Unified Intent Interface" and also the "next-generation UI."
Branding Guidelines
In text, UI2 should always be written as UI2, not ui2, uii, UI Two, and so on.
In code, this pattern should also be ideally followed, although there are reasonable exceptions (such as the fact that standard naming conventions take precedent). For example:
| ✅ Do | ❌ Don't Do |
|---|---|
A function written as createUI2() | createUi2() or createui2() |
A function written as ui2() | UI2() (as capitalized first letter is reserved for class) |
A package name written as ui2-sdk | UI2-sdk, if your package manager prefers lowercase first letter |
- If you have a function like
createUI2, it should not be writtencreateUi2 - If you have a function simply named
ui2(), it should not be writtenUI2()