Why our design team is moving from Sketch to Figma
This post explores how we transitioned from four tools to one with Figma, as well as some of the benefits we realised as a result.
Consistency is a huge part of your product’s user experience. With hundreds of design elements (buttons, inputs, tooltips, navbars, cards etc), it becomes very easy to lose track of what has been designed and built already. The problem is exacerbated when multiple products, developers and designers are involved. Especially if you want to scale.
Every element that is designed and not reused is referred to as ‘design debt’. The more design debt created, the more you’ll find consistency slipping away, and the more your team will be misaligned.
As you scale, your design language will become a mess. Your developers and designers will spend more time trying to find if an element has already been created than solving the design problem.
Using a design system provides a single source of truth. One place where every design element is housed. The benefits include:
This post explores how we transitioned from four tools to one with Figma, as well as some of the benefits we realised as a result.
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