This article discusses the significance of design systems in ensuring consistent user interfaces by utilizing reusable components. It highlights the limitations of monolithic libraries and monorepo approaches due to issues like version visibility and bulk package installation. To overcome these obstacles, it advocates for a composable design system built from independent Bit components which can be individually versioned and updated. Such a system promotes collaboration and scalability across projects, allowing developers to create, share, and maintain components more efficiently by forking or building from scratch.
Design systems provide reusable components that ensure uniformity in both design and functionality across different projects and applications.
A composable design system structured using independent components allows for versioning and updating without impacting others, fostering collaborative scalability.
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