I just published an article diving into Test Coverage for Design Systems. 🎨🧪 I recently shifted my thinking about test coverage when it comes to Design Systems and thought I'd share the reasoning. In the world of UI components and reusable design patterns, ensuring high-quality code is crucial. Other teams rely on your work to build new features and products. This article breaks down how we can leverage test coverage to build more robust and reliable Design Systems that scale effortlessly across teams. Whether you're building or maintaining a Design System, having the right testing strategies can help you catch issues early and provide more confidence in your components. Tools like Generative AI can also assist you when the pressure is on to deliver. Let me know what you think! 👋 https://lnkd.in/gQwzUWPF #DesignSystems #TestCoverage #UI
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Primitives are time-savers. They’re prepackaged with specific, but common functions and accessible design best practices. So developers don’t need to spend time coding the functionality themselves and constantly reinventing the wheel.
Why We Designed Einstein Copilot With Primitive Components
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Remember when designing UI meant hours of tweaking every detail? Vercel just flipped the script with v0. Here’s why it’s a game-changer → v0 is a generative user interface system powered by AI. → It generates ready-to-use React code based on shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS. → All you need is a simple text prompt to get started. Gone are the days of starting from scratch —v0 makes UI design fast and accessible ---------- → Submit your prompt, and v0 offers you three AI-generated user interfaces to choose from. → Pick one, refine it, and when you're satisfied, just copy, paste, and ship. (It’s that simple) → v0 allows you to fine-tune individual parts of the UI, so you can get it just right. → The generated code is flexible, designed for easy integration and customization. → As of now, v0 focuses on frontend code generation, but more features are on the way. ☑ No more wrestling with design systems. ☑ No more complex setups. ☑ Just clear, concise code that you can use right out of the box. Reflecting on what v0 means for developers: ☑ It’s transforming how we approach UI design, making it faster and more efficient. ☑ It’s opening up new possibilities for innovation by leveraging AI to handle the heavy lifting. ☑ It’s empowering developers to focus on creativity, not just the mechanics of coding. P.S. v0 is still in Beta, but it’s already reshaping the future of frontend development. Do you think the use of v0 will accelerate your projects?
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Excited to share a game-changing concept: the Atomic Design Architecture. It revolutionizes UI development by organizing components into atoms, molecules, organisms, and templates. This approach promotes reusability, maintainability, and scalability, leading to better user experiences and streamlined development. #atomicdesign #ui #webdevelopment #cleanarchitecture
GitHub - lukaslumiere/atomic-design-architecture
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What if you could update your website simply by describing your edits in natural language? Generative UI is making this a reality, and it will change how we think about CMSs. Creating and updating websites no longer needs to be a tedious and time-consuming task. https://bit.ly/4fA5i0c
Rethinking CMSs: How Generative UI is Changing Software Development
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30 Icon datasets and more frontend resources https://buff.ly/4bEXebp #icons #frontend #ui #ux #webdesign #svg #fonts #resources #webdev
30 Icon datasets and more frontend resources
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Get ready to see the /expertise page of the Avenir Framer template 🤩 Did you notice that super cool page transition? 🤤 ⤷ Avenir is coming later this month #framer #template #nocode #webdev #ui #design
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As engineers, we're often faced with multiple paths to solving a problem. The true art lies in using constraints creatively to suggest the best solution and help our teams make informed product decisions. By taking care of the repetitive work, AI frees us up to explore approaches and solutions we may not have considered otherwise. I recently had the opportunity to share my thoughts on the future of engineering and AI in The Prompt, a magazine from Figma. In my response, I explore how AI can automate routine tasks, ultimately unlocking new levels of creativity for engineers. This philosophy was a driving force behind "Make prototype," a new feature we launched at Config. By leveraging AI to handle the tedious task of adding interactions to designs, this feature empowers designers to focus on the creative work of iterating and refining their ideas. Technical systems and implementations aren't just engineering challenges—they are opportunities for creative problem-solving. As AI continues to evolve, I'm excited to see how it will unlock new possibilities and push the boundaries of what we can create. Make prototype: https://lnkd.in/ehExfiKS Read more: https://lnkd.in/eyEeEDnb And check out the full issue of The Prompt here: https://lnkd.in/emYWSkjm A huge thanks to the wonderful Prototyping team and the talented Figma Story Studio & Brand Studio teams, as well as our incredible external collaborators, for bringing this project to life!
Why Are We So Afraid Of Code As A Commodity? | Figma Blog
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I tried v0.dev by Vercel for a personal project, and it was super helpful in creating a basic design super fast! 🎨⚡️ I could generate clean, responsive UI components within minutes, saving so much time in the design process. This tool lets me dive into development without getting stuck on design details. Definitely recommend it for anyone looking to speed up their workflow! Thanks for sharing this gem Ashwin Bhagavatula! 🙌
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Ever spent hours coming up with designs for a website and got nowhere? If you're a solo developer working on your projects who needs a quick solution to bypass the design dilemma and get your hands dirty with some coding as quickly as possible, v0.dev by Vercel is the place to go. For those unfamiliar, v0.dev is an AI-powered tool that helps generate UI components quickly and efficiently. Some of the things I found to be incredibly useful → Speed & Efficiency It allows me to generate clean and aesthetically pleasing UI components and pages in minutes, saving me from spending hours on design. This means I can focus more on what I love-development-without getting bogged down by design process. → Customization Didn't checkout the premium version, but even with the free version it gave me some flexibility to customize the themes for the components and give additional prompts to make more changes as desired. → Integration Once the designs are complete, I can use the Node Package eXecute to bring over the component code to my project folder. P.S. If you have any other resources that have helped you, Comment below, I’d love to learn about them. #UI #WebDev #AI #Vercel
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How can OpenAPI be a tool for quick, low-code API prototyping? "If you're serious about API design, you need to create prototypes on a regular basis. With a prototype that feels like the real API, potential consumers can share their experience, helping you advance your design." https://lnkd.in/djW27rs9 #API #design #prototyping #OpenAPI
Prototyping APIs with OpenAPI
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