If you’re a web designer… you know that standards can help you do your job.
I’ve written about these tools before, so please feel free to dig-in and take a look at how they can help you build a truly standard and reusable design system, used anywhere.If you’re a marketer… you probably don’t think about design standards every day. While many people are sitting around waiting on projects like web-assembly, in the past year we see new tools and techs rise to bring the future today.Īmong the most prominent technologies built for web components, you can find Svelte, Stencil and Lit-html. This means more reuse, better stability, abstraction and standardization, less work and pretty much everything else that comes with better modularity. And, this is probably the future.Ĭustom components and widgets that build on the Web Component standards, will work across modern browsers, and can be used with any JavaScript library or framework that works with HTML. But, there’s another way to go: no framework.
Today, most modern application are built using modern component-based frameworks like React, Vue and Angular. Stencil, Svelte & lit-html for Web Componentsīuild pure and standardized components that work everywhereīack to the developer’s world.
Manage your visual language as a component design system. Designers: Invision Design System Manager, Sketch Libraries and Adobe XD We’ll explore how familiar design tools like Invision and Sketch manage component design systems, introduce groundbreaking developer-first component collaboration tools like Bit and component-based design tools like Framer, and beyond.įeel free to comment below and share your own ideas and insights! 1. In this post we’ll explore some of the most popular and most promising tools and technologies that pave the way into this future. Through tools built to bridge this gap from both design and development ends, we can bring together designers and developers to collaborate like never before, in one unified system. However, the current ecosystem is still gapped between design tools and developer tools. Today, modern components take the notion of design systems beyond visual elements, opening the door to the true consolidation of component-based design and development. Since then, design systems turned into a widely common practice used to standardize design and development of a visual language in multiple instances across different teams, projects and applications.
Legend has it that the first design system was introduced by NASA in 1976.
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