A collection of my thoughts on maintaining a component library as part of an existing design system used by a large number of frontend applications.

Why are design systems useful? Designers and developers from more than 20 industries tell us about their design systems and their uses.

The idea of “foundations” is one of the biggest threats to creating a design system people use.

Explore the world’s UI components to learn techniques that actually work

We asked Brad Frost if design systems are still relevant in 2022.

Is your design system really a system …or is it more like a collection of components?

New workflows to make you more productive.

How language brings logic to a subjective topic.

The next step of prototyping with coded components is around the corner! Import, design with, and manage interactive UI. Try Merge Component Manager.

Designers try to strike a balance between “yellow being yellow” and meeting the accessibility requirements.

Compare design specs vs implementation to speed up your team.

Design systems aren’t ever a finished thing — it’s a journey. How we go about that journey can affect the things we produce along the way.

Reasonable Colors is an open-source color system that makes it easy to build accessible, nice-looking color palettes.

You can save a lot of money by jump-starting your design system with Web Components.

A tri-dimensional abstraction model for interface design system thinking.

Gestalt is Pinterest’s design system.

Atomic Design is a methodology for both design & dev. I’ve found that the hierarchy of elements is interpreted differently from person to person.

Figma Librairies are the invisible backbone of our Product or Brand Designers’ daily delivery.

Workbench design system contains documentation, tools, and standards that enable us to develop experiences for Gusto’s platform.

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