It Takes a Village: Building Organizational Buy-In For Your Design System
Explore how building buy-in at the organization level for your design system is possible and how we accomplished this for a recent client.
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Explore how building buy-in at the organization level for your design system is possible and how we accomplished this for a recent client.
Learn how to sell your design system to your internal team in order to make it an effective, maintained tool for your organization.
In this presentation, learn the difference between design systems, style guides, and pattern libraries and how to build more than just components in your design system.
We built a flexible design system with Clark State Community College to update their main site and give them the needed tools to build future sites.
Over 260 respondents answered our 2020 Design Systems Survey. Join us in learning common challenges of design systems, what makes a design system mature, and how design systems impact the teams that use them.
How does your design system team notify subscribers that new features are being released, bugs are being fixed, or security holes are being patched? Patrick discusses versioning strategies and the advantages of automating that process.
Evaluating design system components with a scorecard can benefit subscribers by providing them with transparency and guidance for the developers creating those components.
Designing for design systems requires tight collaboration between designers and developers. Ethan shares three tips to help get everybody on the same page.
Performing an audit is an important first step in planning a design system. Read as Heather explains the process of decomping a website to identify and organize elements for future use.
Katy dives into the answers to the 2019 Design Systems Survey open-ended questions and presents the three benefits of design systems that both agency and in-house team respondents value most.
Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development