u/_friedegg

did anybody get a video of detox unit in the forest this past weekend? he mixed a few dave songs in and it broke my heart. id like to relive the moment.

I'm a designer who is building/maintaining a website library for a large company. I've been on app teams that will create components of every screen in a separate workspace and then pull over instances of those screens to lay out end to end flows in a dev-ready file. The problem is each working file then gets published as a library to be added to the dev-ready file (the scalability of this solution sucks).

Since this project is web only and does NOT call for full end to end user flows, there aren't repeated screens throughout and thus, I'm thinking this does not require creating components of full screens. I'm wondering what y'all do with your big accounts. Do you ever create components of full screens? Do you do it for every screen or only some?

I have a component that has an image with a gradient overlay. On top of the image is text. What would be the best way to check for contrast accessibility given that the images may not be the same?