Design System Template built on Webflow

What do major design systems like Human Interface Guidelines, Material IO, Polaris, and Atlassian share?

They're all accessible online.

Maintaining such extensive platforms involves significant coordination among design and development teams. Yet, what if smaller design teams could create and manage their own public design systems? Moreover, what if these systems could automatically generate clean code for developers to implement each component?

Imagine a scenario where design and code converge seamlessly on a single platform. Designers, empowered by tools like Webflow, could design and export components directly onto a live site. This approach would streamline coordination efforts and establish a definitive source of truth.

Built on Webflow and fully responsive, this concept could revolutionize how designers and developers collaborate. Instead of managing separate component libraries, designers could oversee the entire process, freeing developers to focus on more intricate tasks.

To explore this idea, I've developed a website showcasing 10 common UI components in an easily navigable layout.

I firmly believe that #nocode is the future for product designers.

Check out the live site in the comments and share your thoughts. Is this a promising concept? What potential pitfalls might it encounter?