Master Design Systems with 32 free flashcards. Study using spaced repetition and focus mode for effective learning in Technology.
A design system is a shared set of principles, components, patterns, and rules that help teams build consistent products faster.
They improve consistency, speed up delivery, and reduce repeated design and engineering decisions.
A style guide documents visual rules, while a design system also includes reusable components, interaction guidance, and implementation details.
Design tokens are named values for color, spacing, typography, and other primitives that can be reused across tools and code.
Reusable components reduce duplication and make it easier to maintain consistency at scale.
Component documentation explains when to use a component, how it behaves, and what variants or constraints apply.
A pattern is a higher-level solution made of multiple components working together for a common use case.
Accessible defaults let every team inherit better behavior instead of fixing the same issues repeatedly.
Governance is the process for proposing, reviewing, approving, and maintaining system changes.
Clear contribution rules make it easier for teams to improve the system without creating chaos.
The source of truth is the authoritative place where the current component definitions and guidance live.
It is the practice of defining props, states, and variants so components are flexible without becoming confusing.
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