The Component GalleryDesigned to be a reference for anyone building component-based user interfaces, The Component Gallery is an up-to-date repository of interface components based on examples from the world of design systems.
The Language of Modular Design
As many of us move away from designing pages toward designing systems, one concept keeps cropping up: modularity. We often hear about the benefits of a modular approach; modules are scalable, replaceable, reusable, easy to test, quick to put together—“They’re just like LEGO!” Modularity might appear to be a simple concept at first, but making it work for your team demands significant effort and co
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Things you could be doing instead of designing & building that card component for the umpteenth time
Things you could be doing instead of designing & building that card component for the umpteenth time Making that card pattern more accessible Making that card pattern more responsive Making that card pattern more performant Making that card pattern more agnostic so it can handle different content patterns Making that card pattern more resilient to extreme content edge cases Creating a thoughtful v
How to construct a design system
By Colm Tuite Tips for designing and building a consistent design system. Without doubt, I get asked about design systems more than anything else. So, having spent the majority of the past few years thinking about how to design, build and present design systems for products like Marvel, Bantam and Modulz, I figured I’d share some of what I’ve learned along the way. What is a design system? It’s no
Handling spacing in a UI component library
Building a highly consumable UI component library is no easy feat and this article will focus on one particular tricky aspect of it: outer component spacing. By outer I mean spacing that is not internal to a component, highlighted in red here: And the type of spacing I’ll focus on is vertical spacing, handling horizontal spacing could be a whole article in itself. What type of UI component library
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