How We Document #4: Trends in Design Tokens

April 18, 2024

Recording live Tuesday 18th April at 5pm BST

Cap off our “How We Document” series with an in-depth look into design tokens, one of the most popular and evolving aspects of design systems. In this webinar, we’ll explore how teams use them, implementation challenges, and the emerging trends in token maturity.

Discover from our experts the nuances and best practices for using them effectively. They’ll also share their insights and top tips on navigating the complexities of integrating design tokens into your system.

As always, we’ll have a Q&A session toward the end, providing you with the opportunity to engage with our experts, ask your questions, and gain a deeper understanding of design tokens.

Whether you’re just starting with design tokens or looking to refine your approach, this webinar will offer valuable perspectives to enhance your strategy and execution in this dynamic area.

Download the How We Document 2024 Report here.

About the panelists

Adekunle Oduye
He/him; Independent UX Engineer
Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay) is an UX Engineer based in Brooklyn, New York. Outside of work, he’s a speaker and co-hosts the Code and Pixels podcast. He’s very passionate about design systems, prototyping, and front-end development. When he’s not building software, you can probably find him reading up on Stoicism or planning my next adventure.
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Katerina Kaleta
She/Her; Senior product designer, design systems at ADT
Living in a design system world for around 7 years in design, I strive for consistency and usability. Outside of work, however, I value variety and exploration.
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Patrick Tunga-Lergo
He/him; Lead Design System Designer at ADT
UX/UI Designer & Developer Powered by Key Lime Flavored LaCroix.
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Michelle Chin
She/her; Design Advocate at zeroheight
Michelle serves the design community through knowledge sharing, building bridges, and consulting. She works with companies of all sizes and experiences to untangle the challenges they’re facing with their design system. Before joining zeroheight, she worked on all design phases, from starting them for small products to scaling them across large enterprise portfolios. She co-hosts the UX IRL and the Design Systems WTF podcasts. Michelle is also an environmental justice advocate and works to provide tree equity in Oakland, California.
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