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Design Systems Rodeo

Design Systems Rodeo

By: Kevin Muldoon
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A new podcast where Kevin Muldoon and guests wrangle with the big common problems that design systems face. Every episode, they’ll hogtie a challenge, give it a good once over, and share the best techniques they’ve found to conquer them, from dealing with inconsistency to naming to white-label systems.

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  • Design Systems Rodeo #6: All Systems Go!

    Design Systems Rodeo #6: All Systems Go!
    Jul 12 2024

    Our guest is Kimberly Elam, a writer, educator, and graphic designer who chairs the Graphic + Interactive Communication Department at the Ringling College of Art and Design, Sarasota, FL. She has written extensively about graphic design and design education whose books include Grid Systems, Typographic Systems and Geometry of Design.

    In this episode of Design Systems Rodeo, “All Systems Go”, we talk with Kim about the principles of Systemic Design, and why they are key to creating lasting designs.
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    34 mins
  • Design Systems Rodeo #5: Deep Impact

    Design Systems Rodeo #5: Deep Impact
    Jun 21 2024

    In this Design Systems Rodeo, Kevin talks to Elyse Holladay about how design systems make a positive impact and how to measure it.
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    33 mins
  • Design Systems Rodeo #4: True Colours

    Design Systems Rodeo #4: True Colours
    May 22 2024

    Andrew created the APCA color contrast specification that will be introduced in WCAG3. In this interview, we talk about how Andrew became interested in the topic and why APCA compliance is necessary for accessibility.
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    29 mins
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