You know I love color tooling! GitHub has been doing some excellent work on its color system, which is the foundation of the Primer design system. Last year they wrote about building internal color tooling for theme building, and in the new post, they share their process for making contrast changes in both default light and dark modes as part of GitHub’s larger accessibility strategy.
A live stream of a discussion between GitHub Education and Figma Education teams.
Jan Six is a Product Designer at GitHub and author of the Figma Tokens plugin. In this talk, he shows a few plugins he built to speed up his own design workflow.
Jan Six, Sr. Product Designer at GitHub, talks about creating a design tokens system in Figma. See also his plugin Design Tokens below.
“Unlocking collaboration is hard, especially for large remote teams. In this livestream, LinkedIn’s Renee Reid and GitHub’s Ash Guillaume share their insights and methodologies for creating collaborative and inclusive design processes.”
Excited about today's @figmadesign announcement about creating variants with components?
— luis. (@disco_lu) September 17, 2020
Here's a video of me converting the @githubdesign Primer buttons library in under a minute.
👩🏼🎨 pic.twitter.com/nin9hFcpkj
Can’t imaging a better place for GitHub to share their design system.
Brian Lovin from GitHub turned his Config talk into an article.
“The published plugin is private to our org, but hopefully the implementation is useful for anyone trying to build something similar.”
Just open-sourced a @figmadesign plugin to fetch and populate data from GitHub. The published plugin is private to our org, but hopefully the implementation is useful for anyone trying to build something similar 😊https://t.co/CMj7L3uKaZ pic.twitter.com/2HGzo9bU8L
— Brian Lovin (@brian_lovin) February 21, 2020