Q Figma. They design these like one pagers with all of our fonts and colors. And then we've basically modulized all of the different chunks of the landing page design. It looks like if we import all that to Knapsack, I can have someone that has no idea how to design or code, create their own new landing pages using old elements we've already done. Is that basically how it works?
A Yeah, exactly. So you take, uh, uh, and you rally around patterns. So patterns can be any solution to a commonly recurring problem. So that, that can be a color system. It can be a spacing system. It can be all those styling elements that, that exist inside of Figma, or it can actually be like bits of UI, things like, like buttons or cards or navigation. Um, and then what you can do in Knapsack is you can define what variables you can send to these things and create different variations. So The whole point of this is you should eliminate a bunch of wasteful rework. Instead of maintaining hundreds of different possible buttons, maintain one bit of button code and one bit of button design, and then define a set of allowable variations from there.
AI assessment note: “Yeah, exactly. So you take, uh, uh, and you rally around patterns.”