Site that utilizes much of the component library
Tool Description
The version of the Component Library that I spearheaded was a significant upgrade from the original. While the first iteration was bloated and lacked clear standards for component builds, my version streamlined the library by removing site-specific styles and focusing on creating scaffolding for common site components, such as CTAs, callouts, footers, headers, and more.
Each component was meticulously designed to be plug-and-play, allowing developers to easily integrate them into any site with a pre-built skeleton that ensured consistency in build standards, semantic HTML, accessibility, performance, and efficiency. This approach not only simplified development but also enforced best practices, making the library more maintainable and scalable for future projects.
Additionally, the library included fully built-out components that only required developers to fill in the correct content, further reducing development time and ensuring rapid deployment with consistent results across sites.