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Component-driven development enables building interfaces piece by piece, improving quality and team collaboration.

What is Component-Driven Development?

It’s a methodology focusing on building UI components in isolation, which can then be composed.

This improves reusability and reduces duplication.

Benefits for Teams

Designers, developers, and product owners can collaborate more effectively on parts of the UI.

Feedback loops become shorter and clearer.

Tooling and Workflow

Tools like Storybook enable isolated component development and visual testing.

Integrated pipelines maintain quality and rollout speed.

Challenges to Address

Requires discipline in managing dependencies and APIs between components.

Documentation and conventions are critical for scaling.

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