Design System Methodology
Design System Methodology is the structured approach to building, maintaining, and scaling a design system.
What’s Methodology?
A Design System Methodology provides a structured approach to building, maintaining, and scaling a design system. It focuses on creating consistency, improving efficiency, and ensuring scalability across design and development teams. The methodology typically includes processes like Atomic Design, which breaks down components into hierarchical levels (atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages), allowing for modular, reusable, and easily maintainable elements. By following a solid methodology, teams can streamline workflows, foster collaboration, and ensure that design and development stay aligned with product goals. Additionally, using design tokens, adhering to accessibility standards, and implementing continuous feedback loops help to refine and evolve the system, ensuring it meets both user needs and business objectives.
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