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How can a small team of designers, developers, and managers remain competitive in an ever-changing digital landscape? Is there a way to shatter the standard web design process and achieve massive efficiencies?
Can a design system be made that allows for true in-browser UX design?
Can space and time be compressed and we simply design a web page in-browser, and launch it or pass it down the assembly line? Can a designer do this alone? Or a developer alone? Or better yet, can a designer and developer collaborate together in real-time? What about a junior team?
The Impossible Wish List
- Design more quickly
- Lower project costs
- Increase overall quality
- Improve UI/UX consistency
- Reduce project risk
- Reduce QA effort
- Compress project timelines
- Allow flexibility and changes
- Manage multiple websites
- More easily manage the team
The Solution
A collaborative, fully integrated design system that only requires knowledge of HTML. It takes the average digital professional a few days – or a few weeks – to learn the essentials of an HTML workflow. Anyone can do it with simple tools and software.
Style guide
categories
documentation
pages
SCSS theme
settings
functional
CSS classes
The Results
You're looking at it – this website.
As a digital property, this enhances my reputation as a creative director, offers an inbound marketing channel opportunity, and builds awareness of my projects via featured content. I do love learning from digital experiments, so this makes for a good rainy day project.