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Component libraries, design tokens, style guides

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Test yourself: Top 30 Design Systems interview questionsMultiple choice, with the correct answer and why it is correct on every question. Free, no sign-in. No easy set yet. This is the full Design Systems quiz.

Easy interview questions in Design Systems, page 2

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Purpose and key sections of CONTRIBUTING.md

It documents how to contribute; key sections are setup and dev workflow, contribution process and standards, and review and release expectations.

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Bug report to deployed fix workflow

Triage and reproduce, write a failing test, fix it, pass CI gates and review, then patch-release and notify.

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Essential docs for onboarding a new team

Getting-started guide, per-component API and usage docs, design guidelines and tokens, plus changelog and migration notes.

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Tracking design system adoption technically

Scan codebases for component imports via AST, compute adoption versus off-system usage, and aggregate into a dashboard over time.

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SemVer bump for a non-breaking bug fix

A backward-compatible bug fix is a PATCH, the third number; major is breaking, minor is new compatible features.

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First steps to deprecate a legacy component

Add a JSDoc @deprecated tag and IDE/console warning, document the migration, and keep the component working.

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Implementing light and dark mode on the web

CSS custom properties for color tokens, a data-theme attribute toggle, and prefers-color-scheme as default.

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Delivering one color token to three platforms

One JSON source, generated CSS variable for web, color resource XML for Android, and Swift/asset for iOS.

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Pixel-identical modals across platforms

Raise back-button and gesture behavior, safe areas and keyboard insets, native dismiss patterns, and accessibility differences.

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