
unify design and engineering by adopting code-based design tools and a single source of truth to deliver fast, high-quality, consistent user experiences.
Discover designer experience with merge, a design editor that syncs components with production code, enabling real-time property edits and interactive previews within a single design-to-engineering workflow.
Explore the developer experience with merged and you expand, a unified design-engineering workflow that tests coded components in a visual dev environment.
Push coded components from your local repo to the you expand merge design editor via CircleCI, enabling a unified design–engineering workflow with continuous integration.
Create jsx presets to define default component configurations stored in the presets directory, enabling drag-and-drop rendering and safe overrides through the overwrite feature of you explain merge.
Explore two integrations with UXPin Merge: clean integration, a direct, fast, low-maintenance connection to your production code. Choose wrapped integration for a highly flexible approach using wrappers and higher-order components.
Explore the full integration of a design system with grommet using the you expand merge workflow, including theme provisioning, web config, wrapper components, and prop types.
Install and configure React properties with npm, merge online, and adapt components using prop types, export default, and presets to enable seamless integration in the design–engineering workflow.
Configure continuous integration with CircleCI using a docker-based node environment, install dependencies, and automate code pushes to master via the you merge online workflow.
Integrate the Grommet design system by debugging, setting up, and running components in the editor, then explore the merge, repository, and interactive accordions and form fields.
In this course, you'll learn how teams can build a unified design and engineering process based on the Single Source of Truth. You'll also learn to integrate and use UXPin’s revolutionary technology called Merge.
Merge lets you import and sync production ready React.js components from Git repositories to the UXPin Editor. All data and interactions included! It allows you to design from coded components—the real source of truth.
We launched beta of UXPin Merge on March 2019!