The challenges that design systems aim to solve - cohesion, efficiency, and quality - aren't unique to our field. Other domains have tackled similar problems through innovative approaches to decentralization.
Decentralization in design systems isn't a new concept, but previous attempts have often fallen short due to flawed implementation and insufficient support, highlighting the need for more adaptable systems.
Collaboration isn't just encouraged but woven into the fundamental architecture of design systems that grow and adapt as naturally as the organizations they serve, forming a community-driven approach.
Design Systems teams often operate as centralized units, but efficiency, quality, and cohesion should be viewed as shared responsibilities across all members, from designers to engineers.
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