Nope, nothing compares to tailored work to make a business or a product stand out. Plus trends are always changing. Those types of libraries have an expiry date and so does every design system.

I literally name my files based on status, for example I have a file just for the devs called handover.

We made the change where I work and it has been a breeze to work with, no need for file management, version control is already there, everyone has visibility, all the devs love it because its transparent and they plan ahead.

Basically it's the only tool you need. No more Sketch/Invision/Zeplin/Abstract/gsuit crazy hybrid set up.

Bonus: you can use it on windows.

At the moment we just give the UX writer editing rights in Figma.

I'm intrigued to see how these originals are different to what is already out there. The only thing I can see happening is the gaming experience being limited for a what a hardcore gamer might be use to. Just based on the fact the games will have to be touch and mobile based.

This sounds like the most feasible solution. Thanks!

Yeah, I've tried to do that. But it's become to the point where it's not flexible enough :(

I'm doing both, trying to align naming conventions in the Sketch library with the design system. Main reason it's easier to track and reference. But fair point about scalability.

White, easier to focus on content. Feels more inviting. Plus the right mockup gets really lost in the dark version.