Hey Gary, very good approach for explaining what is a design system, thank you. A believe that the most interesting for me will be to see the steps and the logic to create a design system, basically even if I know that the best start for a new application is to follow the 3 steps: 1) design system; 2) app design; 3) app development, I am loosing a lot of time with the design system, because I have no clue what is a 'must' and what is 'wish to have', what must be the link between design system features from a professional perspective. I'm a non-professional developer with a supreme goal of developing a professional business application so I need to understand what a professional designer/developer do/think!
Good job on explaining what design system is. Please include on what design is *not*. To give more clear boundary about design system definition. Thanks for your video. Good one
I really like what you think about what design system is. It makes things more clear and helped me alot to understand what design system is and why it need to grow according to business needs. Thank you!
Yes you did a good job, I love that you showed us the different design systems and how they a customized for the companies needs. Your definition of design system is great and I will use it. Thanks for this informative video.
Minute 12:40 your definition of design system it's good, you did a good job defining it. I guess is the new version of what I saw in the school years ago as corporate identity manual but adding more about the digital part. Your definition is very complete. Thanks
Awesome Gary like always! I have searched in internet to get some good design system where I can create for my company. I guess My wait is over now. Eagerly waiting for your next video
Was coincidentally looking into this today for the first time so your video was perfectly timed. You gave me a very clear picture as to what a design system should be. Thank you!
Awesome job Gary explaining design systems. It was clear and concise, it helped that you provided examples of different kinds. What I got most out of it is that not all design systems are created equal. It varies depending on the needs of the company.
What maybe is a good thing to say is that design systems often have a component library and a UI kit. A UI kit where the designers make / update the components, and in the component library the components are coded and shown visually. Often you can see the design and the code next to each other. But the UI kit is also necessary for the designers to be able to use the system as well and design more consistent
Great job explaining the term and its virtue. I really appreciate how much detail you explained especially with the examples! You can also give examples from the style-guide concept in MS Word (for publications), and Brand Style-guides as they all, I believe are one and the same thing. Thanks!!
Thank you Gary you did a truly great job! Like the way you showed the examples and commented. The best thing about your explanation is basically showing not simply telling. Awesome!
Hello!! +Designcourse of course you are a good teacher, and I am French!! Seriously this serie is exactly what I search actually to improve my design skills... I look forward for the next video!!! A the beginning of the video you talk about a course you made visual identity design couse, where can I find this course? Thanks..
Yeah, I would say you explained design systems well but I don't have any other information to compare your video to. Although I can somewhat say I know what a design system is, I'm not really sure 'who' it's for. Throughout the entire video, I kept thinking that if companies go through so much effort to create comprehensive guides about their brands, what is the need for that? what does the rest of the world take away from their documentation? I think I have these questions because I'm new to design systems, if you have any help/ good resources, please let me know! Thanks!
Awesome. Did you ever make the video that you referenced in this one i.e. going through the steps of building a design system yourself. I had a look around your library, but couldn't find anything.
Brand Guidelines: It's high level documentation about the brand itself. Here you can find stuff like voice and tone, mission statements, audience, logos, brand principles (very important), etc. Style Guides: it's a document about styles and its usage, styles are the foundational design decisions that responds to the brand principles and objectives. Here you can find stuff like color, typography, iconography, imagery. It's only about styles (as it's name indicates) so expect only abstract elements. These elements work together to form components. Component Libraries: Components are the minimal reusable UI elements with identity themselves, they have a specific function and are built with style guide elements. Things like Buttons, links, modals, cards, navbars, etc. These component libraries can be either Design libraries (for specific design software) or Dev Libraries (the actual code). Pattern Libraries: Its documentation regarding a product's flows and common patterns of use, you can think about this as how different components work together so the user can do specific stuff. Common patterns are how users (and designers) go about authentication processes, wizards, forms. It's more on the UX side of things. Design System: All of the above, ideally. I would dare to say: "It's the collection of all these documents that help build more consistent digital products and experiences faster." (yeah, design systems are related almost exclusively to digital products, since components and pattern libraries are a core part of it)
Yeah, you have done pretty much good(sorry too late for the feedback:)). I have one question do you follow material guidelines because in reality mostly as a designer we have to design on the basis for the clients, management( due to time constraints). Its very much confusing do we have to or not.
I think they must have gotten it from me, because my question for one of the videos I posted last week was, "Today's Poll: Should I cover Pug.js Crash Course or "Design Systems" next week?" ;)
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yep good
I dont have to watch the full video to answer that you do a great job.
Great and will be as always bro
Yes
Yes, I fully understood it and I can even explain it back to someone who has no idea what it is.
You did a really job explaing design systems Gary! Although this video is old, it's feels like something new. Thank you!
Hey Gary, very good approach for explaining what is a design system, thank you.
A believe that the most interesting for me will be to see the steps and the logic to create a design system, basically even if I know that the best start for a new application is to follow the 3 steps: 1) design system; 2) app design; 3) app development, I am loosing a lot of time with the design system, because I have no clue what is a 'must' and what is 'wish to have', what must be the link between design system features from a professional perspective.
I'm a non-professional developer with a supreme goal of developing a professional business application so I need to understand what a professional designer/developer do/think!
A very good job on explaining what a Design System is!
Looking forward to the coming tutorial based on this topic
Thanks
I love how IBM offers their own UX system at the same time as you get lost on their website 😂
Thank you for the video!
You actually wiped out all the confusions. You nailed it!
You did a very good job in the explanation sir. Very comprehensive
You have explained the design system topic very well.
Good job on explaining what design system is. Please include on what design is *not*. To give more clear boundary about design system definition. Thanks for your video. Good one
I really like what you think about what design system is. It makes things more clear and helped me alot to understand what design system is and why it need to grow according to business needs. Thank you!
Yes you did a good job, I love that you showed us the different design systems and how they a customized for the companies needs. Your definition of design system is great and I will use it. Thanks for this informative video.
I'm guessing he never made the video. 😢
Minute 12:40 your definition of design system it's good, you did a good job defining it. I guess is the new version of what I saw in the school years ago as corporate identity manual but adding more about the digital part. Your definition is very complete. Thanks
Awesome Gary like always! I have searched in internet to get some good design system where I can create for my company. I guess My wait is over now. Eagerly waiting for your next video
Awesome!
You really did a great job explaining concepts that is easy to understand.
Was coincidentally looking into this today for the first time so your video was perfectly timed. You gave me a very clear picture as to what a design system should be. Thank you!
Awesome job Gary explaining design systems. It was clear and concise, it helped that you provided examples of different kinds. What I got most out of it is that not all design systems are created equal. It varies depending on the needs of the company.
What maybe is a good thing to say is that design systems often have a component library and a UI kit.
A UI kit where the designers make / update the components, and in the component library the components are coded and shown visually.
Often you can see the design and the code next to each other.
But the UI kit is also necessary for the designers to be able to use the system as well and design more consistent
Yes, you did a good job. Thank you very much for the video and real life examples.
Great job explaining the term and its virtue. I really appreciate how much detail you explained especially with the examples! You can also give examples from the style-guide concept in MS Word (for publications), and Brand Style-guides as they all, I believe are one and the same thing. Thanks!!
Thank you Gary you did a truly great job! Like the way you showed the examples and commented. The best thing about your explanation is basically showing not simply telling. Awesome!
Great explanation about design system and explaining the real life examples with some top companies.
Yes, Gery, you did a excelent job explaining this topic and kinda did home work for us! Thank you so much for your effort! :)
Excellent explanation of Design System and it's relevance. Thank you!!!
Explained in very simple terms..thank you
Super thanks for the super clearance including outro rock
Hello!! +Designcourse of course you are a good teacher, and I am French!! Seriously this serie is exactly what I search actually to improve my design skills... I look forward for the next video!!! A the beginning of the video you talk about a course you made visual identity design couse, where can I find this course? Thanks..
Pretty much explained it the way I understand it. So I may be bias but explanation was on point.
This is awesome! I already thought i should write rules on spacing, fonts, colors etc in css but this is on a higher lvl !
Awesome. Yes you explained amazingly
Great job explaining. I got it!
couldn't have done this any better
yes you did explain it pretty good it is the building blocks used for the UX
Excellent explanation as always! If anything it could been shorter, thats how effective it was. Thumbs up! (Y)
YES Good job! This video will really helps alot to people. Thanks Gary
Yup! This was a very helpful for me
Hi Gary. Regarding your new tutorial how to build a design system, is it available on TH-cam? I can not find that... Thank you in advance
Thanks a lot Gary. You did a great job with simplifying the topic
You did an amazing job ♥️, that's unbiased
Yeah, I would say you explained design systems well but I don't have any other information to compare your video to. Although I can somewhat say I know what a design system is, I'm not really sure 'who' it's for. Throughout the entire video, I kept thinking that if companies go through so much effort to create comprehensive guides about their brands, what is the need for that? what does the rest of the world take away from their documentation?
I think I have these questions because I'm new to design systems, if you have any help/ good resources, please let me know! Thanks!
Nice approach, Gary!
Very helpful thanks.
Thank you so much for simplifying it.
I really liked the explanation with the examples. And I think I understood what a design system is. :-)
Yes you did a good job by explaining this topic
Amazing video! I think you explained very well, what a design System is! Cant wait for the next video!
you're awesome! Love your definition of what a design system is!
Thanks sir, I am out of station now continue take your class.
Awesome. Did you ever make the video that you referenced in this one i.e. going through the steps of building a design system yourself. I had a look around your library, but couldn't find anything.
Love the ending riff hehe!
You did an excellent job
Nice video but I would have liked you to go through Microsoft's Fluent Design too.
Thanks Gary! Starting to grasp this. Can you make a video comparing Design Systems vs. Brand Guidelines vs. Pattern Library vs. Style Guide?
Brand Guidelines: It's high level documentation about the brand itself. Here you can find stuff like voice and tone, mission statements, audience, logos, brand principles (very important), etc.
Style Guides: it's a document about styles and its usage, styles are the foundational design decisions that responds to the brand principles and objectives. Here you can find stuff like color, typography, iconography, imagery. It's only about styles (as it's name indicates) so expect only abstract elements. These elements work together to form components.
Component Libraries: Components are the minimal reusable UI elements with identity themselves, they have a specific function and are built with style guide elements. Things like Buttons, links, modals, cards, navbars, etc. These component libraries can be either Design libraries (for specific design software) or Dev Libraries (the actual code).
Pattern Libraries: Its documentation regarding a product's flows and common patterns of use, you can think about this as how different components work together so the user can do specific stuff. Common patterns are how users (and designers) go about authentication processes, wizards, forms. It's more on the UX side of things.
Design System: All of the above, ideally. I would dare to say: "It's the collection of all these documents that help build more consistent digital products and experiences faster." (yeah, design systems are related almost exclusively to digital products, since components and pattern libraries are a core part of it)
@@CristianSerran0 So something like very detailed Corporate design/ identity with technical details - put in file.
Awesome! thanks!
Nice job!
Dope job bro
Great job
Good job.
Yes
"Design System is collection of guidelines, principles, and assets related to the business. It helps business team grow, learn and build together."
Banging explanation! Well done! :)
Did the tutorial video mentioned at the end of this ever come out?
I can't find it. 🤷♂️
Yeah, you have done pretty much good(sorry too late for the feedback:)). I have one question do you follow material guidelines because in reality mostly as a designer we have to design on the basis for the clients, management( due to time constraints). Its very much confusing do we have to or not.
You did a great job.
Great job. As always. Cheers
Yes, you did a good job. thanks.
I need this!!
Nice! Amazing job!
Yes. You did and thank you
Good stuff! You did great!
Hi, will you still be making a video on the Design System topic? Thanks!
that ending though
Good video. Thank you. 💐💐
Do people prefer making their own design system or the design systems at google?
WHat would be the role of the professional who leads and develop a design system?
Great! Hey Gary, what's the best design system out here?
Hey friend, What is the size of the typography pada web dan apps itu berbeda?
sir, which one is correct? what is a design system?? please proper explain
Awesome as always is the one and only comment!
Wow. lots of detailed insights.
#AwesomeGarry
Thanks Gary For ur usefull videos
Thanks for explaining! Where's the next vid tho ):
Good.
15:14 Could you please inform me the link?
Guys, from where i can get professional background pattern for my Projects ?
Try SubtlePatterns or TransparentTextures!
content starts from 4:22
nice job😃
When you're designing a single product or small-scale I would say, what to do?
It depends on the time for the project :)
niiiice gary!
Starts at 1:44
In the old times was called guide. But we can charge more if we call Design System. :)
Great!
Good one as always. But I wanna answer your question in the next video. :)
Did you get inspiration of the topic of this video from the last video on Google Design channel? Or is just a very amazing coincidence?
I think they must have gotten it from me, because my question for one of the videos I posted last week was, "Today's Poll: Should I cover Pug.js Crash Course or "Design Systems" next week?" ;)
Thank you for info :)
👍👏
Can't this be considered "Brand Guidlines"
kinda of
It took you 2 min before you actually started talking about the topic.
first
Jeeeeeee
The first two minutes are PURE garbage !!!