“A Design System isn’t a Project. It’s a Product, Serving Products.“
- Nathan Curtis
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Deep collaboration between all roles is required to maintain our high standards across complex projects. Removing these barriers will improve our output, processes, and will simply make work more fun.
We have smart people who know how to solve hard problems. Providing them with a rock solid foundation of guidelines, processes, and tools will keep them focused on the things that matter.
So much good work goes unshared between projects and departments. Our teams end up constantly reinventing the wheel. We want to highlight great work, share it, so we can all build upon it.
“A design system is a set of standards to manage design at scale by reducing redundancy while creating a shared language and visual consistency across different pages and channels.“
Understanding the products that will adopt the system, along with technical and design insights, will ensure that you're creating a system that actually gets used.
Distill your knowledge from discovery into a coherent and actionable plan. Use this plan to align with your team and stakeholders about what will be built, timing, business impact, and more.
Build what's outlined in the plan for the UI Library, Storefront, and Operations. The end of this phase should result in work that is shipped and ready to use.