Pattern Library Workflow

CSS-Tricks | Chris Coyier

Jon Gunnison documents some things that have made pattern libraries successful at Allstate. Tidbits I found interesting:

There are specific jobs (part of what he calls “governance”) for maintaining the library. I love that they are called librarians. A “designer librarian” and a “UI dev librarian”.
Acknowledgment that there are “snowflakes”, or single instances that don’t fit into a pattern (at least right now).
The pattern library is fed by information that comes in from lots of different places. Hence, requiring librarians to triage.

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