Atomic Design¶
Frost, B. (2016). Atomic Design.
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Primes¶
- Basis
- Music and design — the twelve-tone basis from which scales and chords are built; and design tokens
This sourceFormalizes design systems as a minimal set of primitive components and tokens from which every interface element is composed.
- Music and design — the twelve-tone basis from which scales and chords are built; and design tokens
- Proportion and Scale
Mechanisms¶
- Design System Component Rules
- The standard model these rules govern is atomic design — Brad Frost's atoms → molecules → organisms — and it is precisely at the molecule and organism level, the composed assemblies, that component rules do their work.
This sourceDefines atomic design through atoms, molecules, and organisms, with molecules and organisms as composed component assemblies.
- The standard model these rules govern is atomic design — Brad Frost's atoms → molecules → organisms — and it is precisely at the molecule and organism level, the composed assemblies, that component rules do their work.
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