Nanzing Johnmark

Systematically building blueprint design system one component at a time. leveraging my mastery in no-code tools—Webflow, Framer, and Bubble.

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

I haven’t start using AWS EMEA services and they’re already charging me $8.17? Not even one email was sent out. Thank God I moved away to resend because of their complicated dashboard. Now my emailing is set up in resend. The setup was not even up to ten minutes.

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

@LegacySiu Jadon Sancho easy

[Sermonmate @jonanzing]

A sermon rarely begins in the pulpit.

It begins with reading, praying, checking context, cross-references, studying commentaries, and organizing scattered thoughts into one clear message.

Less friction. More focus on God's Word.

Building this at
https://t.co/pRf5EdNxmF

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

Building a chart library from scratch is a trap most founders fall into. You think it's just drawing lines on a canvas, but the complexity lies in the scale. A truly scalable design system treats data visualization as a first-class citizen, not an afterthought.

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

Designing data visualizations isn't just about drawing lines. It is about creating a system where the data dictates the form. If your charts break when the data changes, your design system isn't finished. Consistency in spacing and color scales is non-negotiable for growth.

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Stop relying on color alone for charts. 📈 For true accessibility, use direct labeling and distinct patterns. Your design system should bake these constraints into every component. If your data isn't inclusive, it isn't functional. #designsystem

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Your design system isn't complete without a dedicated chart palette. 📊 Semantic colors (Success/Error) shouldn't be reused for data categories. Map your categorical scales early to avoid cognitive overload. Consistency in data viz = faster user insights.

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Technical tip: When building charts for your design system, use semantic tokens for data series instead of hardcoded hex values. This makes transitioning from light to dark mode seamless while ensuring WCAG accessibility standards are met across every dashboard. #UXDesign

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Early-stage founders: Don't wait until you have 100 screens to build a design system. Start with core primitives and a modular chart component. Scaling technical debt is expensive; scaling a robust foundation is an investment in product velocity. #ProductStrategy #SaaS

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A design system without a dedicated chart library isn't a complete system—it’s just a UI kit. Consistency in data visualization is how you build trust with users. Define your scales, color palettes, and axis logic early to save your dev team weeks of refactoring. #DesignSystems

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Most startups wait until the inconsistency is painful before they act. Do not be most startups. Invest in the foundation early so you can focus on building features that actually matter.

What's the biggest roadblock you have faced trying to implement a design system?

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Most founders think a design system is a Series B problem. They are wrong. Waiting until you have 20 engineers to build one is like trying to fix the foundation of a house while the roof is being tiled. Here is why you need a design system earlier than you think.

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A design system is not just another Figma file. It is a living library of code. By standardizing early, you ensure that as you scale from 5 to 50 engineers, the product still feels like it was built by one person.

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@mq_p 😀 always and well respected!!

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

I tried replicating @mq_p hero section portfolio, a designer I respect and have been following. I used AI to create the whole Hero section. You can find more details here https://t.co/l1oTNr6gKn

You can find the prompt here: https://t.co/n1dhrY8ANP

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prompt here https://t.co/P59juIiu1V

[Nanzing Johnmark @JohnmarkNanzing]

Animated sidebar component with glassmorphism effects, shimmer animations, collapsible design, and light/dark mode. Built with React, Tailwind CSS, and Motion (Framer Motion). Perfect for modern web applications and dashboards.

build with @FigmaMake free prompt #aiwebsite