Design systems enable developers and designers to rapidly develop products that are consistent across all platforms. Existing design standards could be directly applied in the Metaverse. But many other concepts, unique to 3D environments, required a lot of definition. The post Adapting a design system to work for the Metaverse appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/11/08/adapting-a-design-system-to-work-for-the-metaverse/
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