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Atomic design
A way of structuring an interface library in layers — from the smallest elements up through components to full page templates — so larger pieces are assembled from smaller agreed ones.
Why it matters
It gives designers and developers the same vocabulary and the same boundaries, which is what keeps a design system from drifting into a folder of one-off screens.
How we approach it
We use the layering where it clarifies ownership and ignore the taxonomy where it becomes bureaucracy — the point is a shared library, not correctly labelled atoms.
