Vittorio Vittori

Design System Architect / Senior UX Designer

Design Systems

Building design ecosystems, based on a scalable and maintainable component libraries with clear documentation

Accessibility as a Baseline

Accessibility built into the foundation of every component, not added as an afterthought.

Adoption

Adoption Over Perfection

Prioritize usable, evolving systems that teams actually adopt over perfect-but-ignored ideal solutions.

Adoption

Clear Ownership and Governance

Establish clear processes for contributions, reviews, and decision-making to ensure quality and consistency.

Maintenance

Consistency Over Uniformity

Maintain predictable behavior and shared rules without forcing every interface to look identical.

Component Design

Constraints-Driven Design

Define clear constraints so teams build consistent solutions without stifling flexibility.

Architecture

Design-Development Parity

Keep design and development artifacts in sync, ensuring what is designed matches what is built and maintained.

Architecture

Documentation as a Product

Treat documentation as a first-class product with ownership, roadmap, and quality standards.

Adoption

Evolvability and Versioning

Maintain stable APIs while evolving the system, with clear versioning strategies and migration paths.

Maintenance

Explicit Constraints

Make constraints visible and documented so teams understand boundaries and can work within them effectively.

Architecture

Feedback-Driven Improvement

Continuously improve the system based on real usage data, user feedback, and team needs.

Maintenance

Modularity and Composability

Build complex interfaces by composing smaller, focused components that work together predictably.

Component Design

Scalability by Design

Design systems must grow with the organization, supporting new teams, products, and use cases without breaking existing implementations.

Architecture

Single Source of Truth

A centralized repository where all design decisions live, ensuring consistency across all platforms, tools and teams.

Architecture