Roger Romero

When design and development are in sync, the product feels intentional and polished. Users notice when things just work and when they don’t.

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Consistency isn’t just efficiency, it’s how you scale quality across teams and platforms. Unified design and code allow for faster delivery without sacrificing UX.

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If something can be done wrong, someone will eventually do it. Therefore, systems must be designed to prevent mistakes or detect them immediately.

The design system ensures that updates in design reflect in development, and vice versa. This feedback loop keeps the product experience whole and scalable.

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A consistent design system accelerates development and unifies the user journey. It’s faster to build and easier to navigate when patterns are predictable.

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Design fidelity is not just about aesthetics — it's about delivering what was intended. The product should match the promise made in design.

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If the design says one thing and the code does another, the user pays the price. Misalignment leads to confusion, frustration, and support issues.

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"If you're using a JavaScript framework, you're probably using Vite." Created by Evan You (the mind behind Vue.js), Vite began as a frustrated response to slow build times with Webpack. What started… Vite: The Documentary

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UX accessibility: 8 best practices for more inclusive design By focusing on accessibility in UX design from the very first sketch of your app or site, you can get everyone thinking about the best way to serve every user. Find out how!

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Why use Design Tokens? 7 practical reasons designers and developers swear by From reducing human error to creating more harmony between teams, let’s explore the benefits of design tokens and why you might want to consider using them in your next project.

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Design and development must speak the same language and that language is the design system. Tokens, components, and documentation bridge the gap.

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Every inconsistency between design and code is a crack in the user experience. Small gaps erode trust and usability over time.

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Visual and functional consistency reduces cognitive load for users. Users can focus on their goals, not on figuring out the interface.

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When design and development align, the user experience becomes seamless. A cohesive system leads to intuitive and predictable interfaces.

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Consistency between design and code creates confidence in the product. Users trust what feels familiar and works reliably across screens.

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A healthy design system is built on trust, feedback, and iteration from both sides (Design and Development). Continuous improvement comes from listening and adapting together.

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The design system succeeds when designers design with constraints and developers build with empathy. Respecting each other’s roles leads to scalable and usable components.

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Designers and developers are not separate teams, they are two perspectives of the same system

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Bring developers into design reviews, and designers into code reviews. Shared visibility leads to fewer gaps and better outcomes.

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Validate components in both design tools (Figma, Penpot, Sketch, etc.) and code platforms (Chromatic, Widgetbook, etc.), both are sources of truth. Design and code must mirror and reinforce each other.

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Design systems thrive when designers and developers solve problems together. Great systems are co-created, not handed off.

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Design without implementation is theory, implementation without design is chaos. Collaboration is what turns ideas into usable solutions.

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Bridge the gap with shared language, not assumptions. Tokens, documentation, and specs help everyone stay aligned.

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Designers set the vision, developers bring it to life, both shape the system. Mutual respect and contribution drive success.

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The best components come from shared ownership between design and development. True collaboration ensures both form and function align.

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Design systems are built for teams, not portfolios. Focus on solving shared problems, not showcasing complexity.

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Use constraints to enable creativity, not limit it. Guidelines empower teams to move faster and more confidently.

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Code and design are equal parts of the design system. Neither discipline leads, both collaborate.

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There are two types of people in this world, the GIVER and the TAKERS. The TAKERS may eat better, but the GIVER always sleep better.

A component is only done when it’s tested, documented, and adopted. Completion means it's usable and trusted by others.

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