At Storybook, we believe the software industry is converging on Component-driven UIs. Our mission is to accelerate that shift to components.
Developers build components in Storybook and capture key states as stories. Figma’s variants similarly allow designers to represent component states more granularly on the design side.
I’m excited to share a sneak peek of our new Figma plugin, Storybook Connect. It keeps designers and developers in sync by linking stories to variants.
We’re hiring! Join the team behind Storybook and Chromatic. Build tools that are used in production by 100s of thousands of developers. Remote-first. View openings »
Is Atomic Design still relevant in 2022? (YouTube)
We interviewed the creator of Atomic Design, Brad Frost, about frontend in 2022 and his vision for a future where all UI “atoms” are built into the web platform. Watch the interview »
Migrating from Styled Components to Emotion
We recently migrated from Styled Components to Emotion. That meant refactoring 541 components and not breaking any UI. It was impossible to eyeball every bit of UI to catch visual changes we needed automation. Read how we did it »
Add your project to Component Encyclopedia
The Storybook community is building the first ever Component Encyclopedia. We’re scouring the web for battle-tested UI components from the likes of Adobe, Mozilla, GitHub, Wordpress, and more. Add your project now »
