What would make you try a new design system?

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Design systems can make or break a designer's workflow. We're curious—what’s the top reason that would convince you to try a new design system? At Den Design Systems, we’ve built a collection of widely used components designed to save you time and ensure consistency across your projects.

Explore our Figma file here: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1453356329193570663

We'd love for you to check it out and share your feedback! Your insights will help us make Den even better for the design community.

Cedric · Accepted Answer

Several factors could motivate me to try a new design system. Firstly, I'd be interested if it offered significant improvements in efficiency or productivity compared to my current workflow. Secondly, robust documentation and a thriving community for support would be crucial. Lastly, seamless integration with popular development tools and frameworks would make adoption much more appealing.

Lukas Lang · Answer

Saving time is huge for me.  If your system can speed up my workflow, I’d definitely give it a shot.

Charlotte Emma · Answer

Unique components would grab  my attention. If it has designs I can’t find elsewhere, I’m all in.

Henry Elijah · Answer

If other designers  I trust recommend it, that’s usually what convinces me to try something new.

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For me, a clean easy to use  structure is key. If your system offers that, I’d want to check it out.

Frances Diazon · Answer

In my day-to-day work, every second counts, and having a set of components ready to go could streamline my process a lot.

mini addison · Answer

I like that Den desighn system is free and community-driven

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If a design system helps me maintain style consistency while speeding up my work, I’ll try it!

Hilario Poguet · Answer

Peer recommendations play a huge role in  what I try out next.

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I'd explore it if the components  are versatile enough to fit different projects without much tweaking.

What would make you try a new design system?

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