Federated Docs: One Hub, Many Authors
A federated documentation strategy treats your design system docs like a network, not a monolith. Each team maintains docs in their own repo, and a central hub aggregates them.
A federated documentation strategy treats your design system docs like a network of independent publishers rather than a single monolithic site. Teams own and maintain docs in their own repo or tool, while a central hub aggregates, indexes, or embeds those sources into one searchable experience. This keeps docs versioned with code and removes the central-team bottleneck, but the strategy collapses into chaos without strict templates, shared taxonomy, and automated checks. Engineers ignore hubs surfacing inconsistent or fragmented guidance.
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