Design token manager: an overview
The design token manager is a top-level area within zeroheight to store, manage and export your organization’s design tokens. This allows you to: Centralize your design tokens with the option ...
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Use design tokens Use design tokens Convert design token sets to use zeroheight tokens manager
The zeroheight tokens manager currently works with design tokens that conform to the Design Token Community Group specification. The specification’s goal is for all tools that interact with design tokens to ...
Read articleUse design tokens Importing design tokens
There are a number of ways you can add design tokens to zeroheight: Importing design tokens from a JSON file — either as an upload of by syncing to a ...
Read articleDocument your design system Should you document your design system in Confluence?
In previous articles, we delved into popular solutions like Figma, Storybook, and Notion, exploring their effectiveness in documenting design systems. Now we shift our focus to Confluence, a widely used ...
Read articleDocument your design system Should you document your design system in Notion?
Previously, we explored documentation directly within designer and developer tools to better understand the pros and cons of documenting with Figma and Storybook, respectively. In this article, we’ll focus on ...
Read articleDocument your design system Should you document your design system in Storybook?
After exploring the topic of documenting design systems in Figma, we now shift our focus to the engineering side and delve into the use of developer documentation tools. In this ...
Read articleAm I documenting too little or too much?
Do you worry that you’ll write too much and no one will read it? Or that you write too little because you don’t have time and no one’s using the design system correctly? We have some top tips on how to write the right (heh) amount efficiently.
Read articleDocument your design system Using zeroheight for brand documentation
While zeroheight primarily focuses on documenting product design systems, it’s still an excellent option for documenting brand guidelines. This article shows you how to use zeroheight for brand guidelines. We ...
Read articleArrange styleguide Images in tables
You can use images in tables to create flexible layouts in your styleguide. See examples below: Image tiles Team page or user personas Changelog or release notes Multi-column layouts Add ...
Read articleWelcome to zeroheight Migrating to zeroheight
If you’re migrating to zeroheight from a bespoke solution or another product, we recommend these strategies for rebuilding your design system. Every team is different, and there’s no right way ...
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