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They could do that just fine if they picked an existing UI library on a company level. There's no need to invent their own. Never in the history of software ha
by kabes 3y ago
They could do that just fine if they picked an existing UI library on a company level. There's no need to invent their own.
Never in the history of software has one lost a sale due to how the buttons of their product look like.
And I guarantee you that their internal library will be worse than popular options out there. The amount of time I've been in meetings where 10 smart, well-paid people from 10 different products in a company are endlessly discussing paddings on an input field... It's just a complete waste of time.
- onion2k 3y agoEvery company I know that has a design system the developers actually use based their first version on an open source library. Companies do exactly what you're suggesting. Their design system is usually little more than a config file for the library they've based it on, with some custom components for the bits that don't come by default.