
@GitHub's open-source design system.
San Francisco, CA
Joined March 2015
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See one of our systems designers @auareyou, who worked on dark mode and our visual redesign last year, speak at #config2021 very soon! 👀
config.figma.com/talks/we-sh…
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What are the best documentation sites you've interacted with and what made them great? 📚
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We’re experimenting with introducing CSS encapsulation to Rails (with View Components). What parts of CSS Modules, and Styled Components or Emotion etc. would you want to take with you to another framework?
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I am extremely proud of my team. It's been months in the making, and though there's much more to do, today's ship is a big milestone. The updates to GitHub's design and repo homepage are the result of thoughtful incremental work by the @githubprimer team💖 github.blog/changelog/2020-0…
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Here are the release notes for v19.0.0, if anyone's interested: github.com/primer/components…
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“A little duplication is better than overly clever code”
— says @emplums at @dotCSS
Hard agree! Especially after I’ve been over eager with my own optimisations and attempts to be totally DRY in the past.
Pragmatism FTW!
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In today's show we caught up with @broccolini, a design infrastructure manager at GitHub, to help us dive deep into a listener question about the role and expectations of a design systems manager. This + a heavy dose of cool things!
Episode + show notes: spec.fm/podcasts/design-deta…
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Throwback to the time @jonrohan joined our @zoom_us call from space 👨🚀👽
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GitHub@github7 Aug 2019
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Set your reminders: Thursday, August 8, 10 am PT.
Be one of the first to hear the latest on GitHub Actions.
github.co/2LMwHCr
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GitHub@github15 Feb 2019
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Give your favorite programming language a Valentine, too.
Add an extra ❤️to your repo today.
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GitHub@github7 Dec 2018
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Level up your code with new skills and insights.
Catch up on dev talks from this year’s GitHub Universe
Now available to watch on YouTube!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
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Really enjoyed being part of the Design Systems at Rethink event earlier this year, so many great speakers 🙌 Thanks @juliestanescu ✨
Here’s my talk, for all those folks who feel a bit of imposter syndrome when you look at other people’s design systems!
bit.ly/2PgJUob
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It’s @emilybrick talking about how we use Figma with @githubprimer 🙌✨👏
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I wrote about the reception to Suggested Changed :) blog.github.com/2018-11-01-s…
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This past week has been an exciting one at GitHub! Just as exciting, you can now save your most important GitHub notifications for later! Try it out, leave some feedback ❤️
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Starting today, you can prioritize your notifications
Save it now, read it later 🔖
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GitHub@github16 Oct 2018
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Automate your workflow.
Meet GitHub Actions 👋
It might just change the way you work.
github.com/features/actions
GitHub Actions
GitHub Actions applies open source principles to workflow automation, weaving together the tools you use from idea to production into one complete workflow.
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A brief history on the last few years of design systems at GitHub, what we've been working on, and what's next: medium.com/@broccolini/desig…
Thanks for all the hard work @emplums @shawnbot @jonrohan 💓
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Design systems should be ever evolving, so a bit of chaos is okay. What matters is that we incrementally make progress towards bigger goals, and build systems that support the needs of its users.
So here’s our documentation for @githubprimer bugs & all:
styleguide.github.com/primer… – at San Francisco, CA
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That’s not what we should be measuring success by.
Many of us have smaller teams, our goals are not the same as other teams, and we’re often working with a bit of chaos. – at San Francisco, CA












