Tailwind- or Component-style Styles?
A bad design system is worse than none, and the how behind your application’s style plays a big part in that designation. The system needs building, third-party libraries need picking,…
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How a Powerful Tool Changed the Game for Collaborative Design
The design process is made up of many moving parts. Beyond crafting interfaces, designers must also collaborate with team members and stakeholders, build systems, manage feedback, and consistently iterate to…
Software Changes Take Too Long. Why?
The words we use to describe software updates sound fast: Tweak, alter, adjust, iterate, change, and so on. In practice, it feels like those application “tweaks” take an awfully long…
How Design Systems Make Teams Work Smarter, Not Harder
Over the years, we’ve found one thing to be true: When teams aren’t focused on figuring out how things should look and function, they’re more free to iterate and innovate….
Everything Is Fine Until It Isn’t: A Primer on Software Licensing
Thousands of software licenses came with your web application. Whether it’s an internal tool, a customer-facing service, or a contribution to the open source project, code ownership and licensing affect…