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zeroheight @zeroheight
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3 Dec 2024
Hey folks! We're not really active on here anymore because... well, you know. Come and chat to us on 🦋 bsky.app/profile/zeroheight.… Or LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/zerohei…

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Getting tokens out of your design tool is easy.  Getting them into production-ready CSS, Android & iOS - less so. Even the people building these pipelines will tell you it's not always pretty. Watch our webinar on demand to learn more 👇 hubs.li/Q04kSCWj0
Illustrated LinkedIn ad for zeroheight. Headline reads: "Exporting tokens is the easy part." Subheading: "What comes out the other side isn't production-ready." A cartoon character peeks over a laptop with a content expression. Tagged "Product Deep Dive." zeroheight logo in the bottom left.

ALT Illustrated LinkedIn ad for zeroheight. Headline reads: "Exporting tokens is the easy part." Subheading: "What comes out the other side isn't production-ready." A cartoon character peeks over a laptop with a content expression. Tagged "Product Deep Dive." zeroheight logo in the bottom left.
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Almost every product org has a documentation problem. Most know it. Barely any have fixed it. For years, that was tolerable. Humans fill gaps with intuition and conversation. LLMs don't - they resolve ambiguity and scale it everywhere. Read more here: hubs.li/Q04kgTmF0
Blog post header image from zeroheight with the title 'Design system documentation is everywhere, but belongs to no one.' accompanied by a playful pixel-art robot surrounded by floating design and code elements including a component card, a red label reading 'props.hint text', a typography character, and a thumbs-down icon.

ALT Blog post header image from zeroheight with the title 'Design system documentation is everywhere, but belongs to no one.' accompanied by a playful pixel-art robot surrounded by floating design and code elements including a component card, a red label reading 'props.hint text', a typography character, and a thumbs-down icon.
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Join us as we get ready for Config 2026!  If you’re down to chat all things design systems and have some drinks on us, we’d love to see you there!  📍 Barebottle, Salesforce Park  📅 Monday 22nd June Register your spot → luma.com/24nh9egm
Event banner for Hops & Props — join zeroheight at Config. Monday June 22, Barebottle, Salesforce Park. Free to attend. A cartoon beer mug character gives a thumbs up. A red banner reads: free drinks on us! RSVP today!

ALT Event banner for Hops & Props — join zeroheight at Config. Monday June 22, Barebottle, Salesforce Park. Free to attend. A cartoon beer mug character gives a thumbs up. A red banner reads: free drinks on us! RSVP today!
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50 products, 11,000 employees and a 150-person design org. Good documentation wasn’t @sageuk's problem. Keeping it inside of the workflow was. Sage used the zeroheight API to put their design system context where their teams were already working.  ➡️ hubs.li/Q04jy7Dc0
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The teams winning with AI got their foundations right first. We heard this loud and clear from 123 design practitioners surveyed in our State of AI in Design Systems report. Download the report here 👉 hubs.li/Q04j0Xh60
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Everyone's using AI to write design system docs. But is that a good thing? 🤔 Join Luke & Michelle on 3rd June to dig into where AI belongs in documentation - and where it doesn't. 4pm GMT | 8am PT | 11am ET Register below👇 hubs.li/Q04jmGtf0

Design Systems WTF #56 - If AI can generate your design system docs, what does that say about how...

Live recording of the fortnightly podcast Design Systems WTF (back for season two!), where Luke Murphy and Michalle Chin attempt to combat all the amazing ...

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Are you designing with low-vision users in mind? Jennifer shares 9 practical ways to get it right - from WCAG compliance to avoiding usability barriers. Inclusive choices help everyone. Read the blog here 👉 hubs.li/Q04j1zVq0
Blog post cover image for "Meet Elizabeth: 9 practical ways to design for a low-vision user", featuring illustrated icons including an accessibility symbol, a heart, an eye with an X, a teal number 9, and a cursor arrow, on a light lavender background.

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Design system practitioners have complicated feelings about AI. Turns out, that's actually the most interesting finding. Swipe through to see the highlights from our survey, and download the full report below 👇 hubs.li/Q04j0Mzp0
Slide 1 "State of AI in Design Systems Report, 2026 Edition. Text reads: We surveyed 123 design practitioners about the State of AI in Design Systems."

ALT Slide 1 "State of AI in Design Systems Report, 2026 Edition. Text reads: We surveyed 123 design practitioners about the State of AI in Design Systems."

Slide 2 "82% of teams are using AI in some form."

ALT Slide 2 "82% of teams are using AI in some form."

Slide 3 "61% said AI usage grew significantly this year."

ALT Slide 3 "61% said AI usage grew significantly this year."

Slide 4 "50% said shadow AI is causing real problems."

ALT Slide 4 "50% said shadow AI is causing real problems."

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Slide 5 "67% think AI is overhyped."

ALT Slide 5 "67% think AI is overhyped."

Slide 6 "Text reads: But…"

ALT Slide 6 "Text reads: But…"

Slide 7 "63% feel favourable about it."

ALT Slide 7 "63% feel favourable about it."

Slide 8 "Text reads: Want the full picture? Download full report. Illustrated character smiling, surrounded by sparkles and a cursor icon."

ALT Slide 8 "Text reads: Want the full picture? Download full report. Illustrated character smiling, surrounded by sparkles and a cursor icon."
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Thinking about Converge 2026? 👀 Incredible speakers, great conversations, and a room full of design systems folk that get it.  Check out last year’s highlights below 👇 Early bird tickets are almost sold out - grab yours now: hubs.li/Q04hTXFM0
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✨ Introducing the zeroheight Assistant for Figma ✨ Select a component, ask a question, get answers from your design system docs - all without leaving the Figma canvas. Less interruptions, better outputs. Find out more: hubs.li/Q04hWx5X0
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The countdown is on! Just 1 day until the next Product Deep Dive webinar - Luke Murphy talks all things Style Dictionary: where it fits, when to use it, and how to get code-ready token outputs every time. 📅 Tomorrow, 26th May, 4pm BST Don't miss out 👉 hubs.li/Q04h6_gy0
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The countdown is on! Just 1 day until our next Product Deep Dive webinar - Luke Murphy talks all things Style Dictionary: where it fits, when to use it, and how to get code-ready token outputs every time. 📅 Tomorrow, 26th May, 4pm BST Don't miss out 👉hubs.li/Q04h7sFc0
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Lots of design systems have the same problem - nobody knows the full picture. In the blog, TJ breaks down: - Why the "source of truth" debate is the wrong conversation - What a diagnostic layer is and why systems have always needed one Check it out: hubs.li/Q04hCsT90
Blog post header image for "The future of design systems — part 3: The diagnostic layer"'. The illustration shows a hand holding a magnifying glass with a heartbeat/pulse line, surrounded by floating UI elements including an image placeholder card, a code/token icon card, a pencil, and an arrow — rendered in a bold pixel-art doodle style.

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Join Luke Murphy in the next Product Deep Dive webinar for a practical walkthrough of Style Dictionary: what it does, when to use it, and how to turn raw token exports into consistent, code-ready outputs. đź“…Tuesday 26th May, 4pm BST Secure your spot: hubs.li/Q04h6-7M0
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If your team keeps asking “Where should this live?” or “Which page is right?” your styleguide nav may have drifted. The zeroheight Assistant can propose a clean navigation category structure, including merges, moves, and renames. Find out more: hubs.li/Q04hh5hz0
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Design tokens can get messy. Multiple Figma files, modes, brands - it adds up fast. We've rebuilt how zeroheight handles tokens from the ground up 🚀 (1/5)
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📦 Export multi-mode, multi-file token sets to your pipeline in DTCG 2025.10 format, powered by Style Dictionary v5. (4/5)
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However you structure tokens, zeroheight reflects it. Rolling out this week đź‘€ hubs.li/Q04h76Wy0 (5/5)

An all-new Tokens experience in zeroheight, now with support for tokens spread across Figma files -...

Learn about zeroheight's new token experience, including multi Figma file import, rebuilt token manager and token block, and DTCG 2025.10 format token export.

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