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Resources, links, references and articles on Design Systems
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302 Found 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, Bantamand Modulz, I figured I’d share some of what I’ve learned along the way. What is a…
Ten Living Style Guide Tools for Web Designers – Best of
Ten Living Style Guide Tools for Web Designers – Best of
Do You Need a Style Guide? | Design Shack
Do You Need a Style Guide? | Design Shack It’s a simple question: Do you need a style guide? And it has a simple answer: Yes. Any brand, company, blog or webpage that wants to create and maintain consistency and a professional feel should have a style guide. Style guides are a must for any…
Working With Brand and Design Guidelines | Webdesigntuts
Working With Brand and Design Guidelines | Webdesigntuts Sometimes, particularly when you work with established brands and companies, you may encounter a set of brand or design guidelines. As a developer who might be working on a website without much design help, this can be something that you can really use to your advantage, guiding…
Email Templates For Web Designers And Developers (PDF, ODT, TXT) | Smashing Magazine
Email Templates For Web Designers And Developers (PDF, ODT, TXT) | Smashing Magazine You know how it goes: you are facing a difficult situation with a client, and you aren’t quite sure how to respond to it to navigate the conversation into a meaningful direction. This is where email templates can come in handy. This article features…
Chardin.js
Chardin.js Simple overlay instructions for your apps.
The Collective Legal Guide For Designers (Contract Samples) | Smashing Magazine
The Collective Legal Guide For Designers (Contract Samples) | Smashing Magazine Rule number one for designers of all kinds: use a contract. Sometimes, this is easier said than done. Should I use a service agreement? A retainer? A licensing contract? With the help ofDocracy, we collected the experience of many designers to provide a wide…