Hey Product Hunt! I’m excited to share the latest Learn Storybook guide, Design Systems for Developers, with you all. This guide gives you everything you need to know to set up a fool-proof design system with Storybook. We at InVision partnered with Chroma (the team that helps maintain Storybook) to create smart, in-depth content like this for all our developer friends—so you can build even better products. Check it out!

Finally a Design Systems guide aimed at frontend devs!

Hi folks and thanks Clark! I coauthored the guide with @tmeasday. We help maintain Storybook, a popular open source tool for creating design systems. Earlier this year we set out to build a design system for Storybook's 800 code contributors. Yes, a design system for a tool that builds design systems. While figuring out what and how to build, we realized that information about this area of frontend infrastructure was scarce. Even though there's plenty of guidance on design systems for designers, developers like us still had to spelunk through code to see how things worked. Fortunately as Storybook maintainers, we were in an ideal position to research tools and techniques from the countless design systems built in Storybook. This free 9 chapter guide walks through best practices we found to make it easy for frontend devs and technical-minded designers to follow in our footsteps. Hope this gives you a headstart on building your own design system from scratch!

As a product designer whose just digging back into dev work again after a long absence this is great! Can’t wait to dig I.

Great stuff guys 👍

An amazing guide for any web dev! Design systems is not just about code re-usability but more about the thought process of organizing code for reusing in multiple projects and this book is a gem that explains this idea well.

That's useful, quite often developers completely dismiss the design aspect of development. UX/UI culture is still yet to come. Here're the only developers which do it great https://amewaregroup.com/