Building the Foundation: Binder DS Emerges
A Design System is a product that needs to be managed to work properly. Since Sayata didn’t had the resources to manage it full time, we decided on a lean and efficient DS, and proper foundation was the key. I’ve joined a core team with the system architect, frontend lead, and automation head, and together we embarked on a structured planning process.
Our focus:
Scalable architecture:
We meticulously designed a system that could effortlessly adapt to future growth, ensuring leanness without compromising flexibility.
Modular components:
We prioritized defining reusable components with clear integration points, eliminating redundant efforts and streamlining development.
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Streamlined workflows:
We established clear communication and collaboration channels between design and development, optimizing workflows for maximum efficiency.
This structured, collaborative approach ensured Binder DS wasn't just lean in its design, but also in its implementation.
We weren't just building a system; we attempted to optimize big parts of our UI development process.