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Adoption fails when the kit is prettier than the product. Start by replacing the top five components in the main app. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
Inconsistency costs review time and defects. You do not need a 4× myth to justify a small system. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
Governance is SemVer, a changelog, and a named owner — not a monthly two-hour ritual. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
You need a system when the same component is invented weekly. You do not need one to ship a five-page marketing site. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
A token file nobody imports is a brochure. Tokens earn their keep when CSS or components consume them. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
Two hosts with the same content split signals and confuse cookies. 301 and never look back. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
A hardening sprint is contrast, keyboard, names, and forms — not a new brand. Time-box it and write the bugs as tickets. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
A project agency ships a bounded release. An embedded team stays in the backlog. Mixing them without a working agreement wastes both. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
A 30-day notice protects both sides: you can leave, they can staff honestly. Week-to-week staffing produces junior churn. A practical sequence, common mistakes, and what to prepare before you brief a studio.
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