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Preface
Design System
Foreword
Introduction
How This Book Is Organized
Terminology
Design System Insights
Acknowledgements
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Part 1: Foundations. Design Systems
Design System
Design Patterns
Shared Language
Pattern Libraries And Their Limitations
What Makes An Effective Design System
Example: A Ten-Minute Recipe Site
Design Principles
Qualities Of Effective Design Principles
Defining Your Principles
From Principles To Patterns
Functional Patterns
Patterns Evolve, Behaviors Remain
Defining Functional Patterns
Perceptual Patterns
Exploring Perceptual Patterns
Iteration And Refinement
Signature Patterns: A Team Exercise
Shared Language
Naming Patterns
Immersing Your Team In The Design Language
Summary of Part 1: Foundations
Understanding How Your System Works
Part 2 : Process. Parameters of Your System
Parameters Of Your System
Rules: Strict Or Loose
Parts: Modular Or Integrated
Organization: Centralized Or Distributed
Summary
Planning And Practicalities
Getting Support From Senior Stakeholders
Where To Start
Practice Thinking In Systems
Systemizing Functional Patterns
A Purpose-Directed Inventory
1. Identify Key Behaviors
2. Group Existing Elements By Purpose
3. Define Patterns
Repeat The Process At A Smaller Scale
Summary
Systemizing Perceptual Patterns
Looking Beyond Style Properties
Aesthetic Qualities And Signature Patterns
Identifying Perceptual Patterns
Color
Animations
Voice And Tone
Summary
Pattern Libraries
Content
Organization Of Patterns
Pattern Documentation
Workflow
Tools
The Future Of Pattern Libraries
Conclusion and Copyright Information
Conclusion
Further Reading And Resources
Copyright Information
Image Credits
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