Developing with Design Consistency - An Overview

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Design consistency is achievable with reusable component libraries like React. Jony Cheung will show a library of components to aid in building design consistency. Learn how easy it is to incorporate interactive visual design into your add-on. Jony Cheung, Dev Manager, Atlassian

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Developing with Design Consistency
An Overview
JONY CHEUNG | DEV MANAGER | ATLASSIAN | @JONYCHEUNG

React components
in AtlasKit
How to get
it…
React
components
Reduced UI
pack

A library of components that
is ADG compliant, reusable,
well-maintained and
accessible.
ATLASKIT

Highly aligned,
Loosely coupled
More than basics
Easy to use, update, and
maintain
Why
AtlasKit?

AtlasKit site
The entry point to all things
AtlasKit
AtlasKit
Sample project
AtlasKit starter using AtlasKit
components and webpack.
Codepen
Sample code
(a.k.a. sandbox)
http://atlaskit.atlassian.com

Reduced UI pack
A small set of styles available for non-
React developers.
How to get
it…
React
components
Reduced UI
pack

The Reduced UI pack is a
small set of ADG styles for
use in any web project.
REDUCED UI PACK

Not AUI, it’s simpler
Just styles
Subset of ADG components
Reduced
UI pack

AtlasKit site
The entry point to all things
AtlasKit
Reduced UI pack
Codepen
Code samples  
(a.k.a. sandbox)
Storybook
List of components in the
reduced-ui-pack storybook
http://atlaskit.atlassian.com

Thank you!
JONY CHEUNG | DEV MANAGER | ATLASSIAN | @JONYCHEUNG

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1. Developing with Design Consistency An Overview JONY CHEUNG | DEV MANAGER | ATLASSIAN | @JONYCHEUNG

2. Atlassian brand brings more humanity and warmth to our products and services User interfaces become simpler by removing unnecessary elements User experience patterns are shared using reusable components The new ADG is how…

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5. What’s changing?

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9. http://atlassian.design

10. React components in AtlasKit How to get it… React components Reduced UI pack

11. A library of components that is ADG compliant, reusable, well-maintained and accessible. ATLASKIT

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14. AtlasKit site The entry point to all things AtlasKit AtlasKit Sample project AtlasKit starter using AtlasKit components and webpack. Codepen Sample code (a.k.a. sandbox) http://atlaskit.atlassian.com

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16. http://atlaskit.atlassian.com

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22. Not AUI, it’s simpler Just styles Subset of ADG components Reduced UI pack

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25. Thank you! JONY CHEUNG | DEV MANAGER | ATLASSIAN | @JONYCHEUNG

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