Design system

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In user interface design, a design system is a comprehensive framework of standards, reusable components, and documentation that guides the consistent development of digital products within an organization. It serves as a single source of truth for designers and developers, ensuring consistency and efficiency across projects. A design system may consist of: pattern and component libraries; style guides for font, color, spacing, component dimensions, and placement; design languages, coded components, brand languages, and documentation. Design systems aid in digital product design and development of products such as mobile applications or websites. A design system serves as a reference to establish a common understanding between design, engineering, and product teams. This understanding ensures smooth communication and collaboration between different teams involved in designing and building a product, and ultimately results in a consistent user experience. Notable design systems include Lightning Design System (by Salesforce), Material Design (by Google), Carbon Design System (by IBM), and Fluent Design System (by Microsoft). Some of the advantages of a design system are: Design systems have been in practice for a long time under different nomenclatures. Design systems have been significant in the design field since they were created but have had many changes and improvements since their origin. Using systems or patterns as they called it in 1960s was first mentioned in NATO Software Engineering Conference (discussion on how the softwares should be developed) by Christopher Alexander gaining industry’s attention.