It happens to all of us.

You spent days, weeks, or even months putting together a library of common components that other teams could use. After all, this is something you wish you had; it would have made your life a lot easier if you had something like this before you started that project.

Crickets.

No reply. No one used it. Wait, you did get one reply, but they said they needed a few other things that weren’t in your library.

“If you build it, they will come” doesn’t work here. It takes a specific process and mindset to make a design system that actually gets used. We’ve helped many teams make design systems a spoken language, used in production for organizations like ExxonMobil, United Airlines, the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, dotdash, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, and many more. We took the lessons and process for making design systems successful and created this course. You’ll learn about the difference between component libraries and true design systems, new workflows for tighter collaboration between designers and engineers, how to measure success, and a lot more.

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