The Cohesive Workflow for Creating a Wysiwyg Design System

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Maintaining a unified design language contract between Figma and code is crucial in today's fast-paced product development environment. Without this alignment, the disconnect between designers and developers can lead to inconsistencies in product design, failing to achieve pixel-perfect precision.

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Kamlesh Chandnani
Kamlesh Chandnani
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