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Setting up Chromatic

Last but not least, we need to get our visual inspection platform and Storybook hosting working. For this, we will turn to Chromatic.

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The newline Guide to React Component Design Systems with Figmagic

Module 1: Introduction

Introduction:

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An Introduction to Figma, Figmagic, and Design Systems

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The course project

Module 2: Preparation

Lesson 1:

Prerequisites

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An Intro to Figma: Shortcuts, Frames, and Components

Lesson 3:

How to Set up NPM to Publish JavaScript Packages

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Setting up GitHub

Lesson 5:

Setting up Cloudflare

Lesson 6:

Setting up Chromatic

Module 3: Enabling 'Continuous Design'

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An Intro to Continuous Design: DevOps for Design

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Build a Continuous Design Workflow With a Design System

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Build Better Design and Change Governance With Flows

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Intro to Design Tokens: How to Communicate in Design Work

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Why Figma? The Pros of Collaborative Design

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An Intro to Figmagic, the Figma CLI For Token Design

Module 4: Setting up a pipeline for design and code

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How to Use the Figma API and Read Figma Documents

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How to Scaffold a React Codebase With Degit

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Build a Component Development Workflow With Storybook

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Automatically Deploy React Code to GitHub and Cloudflare

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How to Publish a React Component Library to NPM

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Finishing the CI Setup

Module 5: Getting to know Figmagic

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How to Set up Figmagic to Interact With Figma via CLI

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How Figma Files Are Organized in Figmagic

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An Intro to Figmagic Command Line Configuration

Module 6: Starting our design system

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UX Sketching and Double Diamonds: Build Atomic Design

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How to Create Design Tokens and Styles in Figma

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How to Break up Designs Into Small, Atomic Components

Module 7: Building elements and components

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How to Build Icons in Figma and Export Them With Figmagic

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Flat vs Nested Elements in Figma and Figmagic

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How to Create Nested Figma Elements in Figmagic

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How to Compose Complex Components With Figmagic

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Finishing the Checkout Components (optional)

Module 8: Documentation and Storybook

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