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💻 Recap of True to the Core Deep Dive: Lightning Design System 2 (SLDS 2)  

 

Thank you to everyone who joined True to the Core Deep Dive today, and to Salesforce Product Managers @Adam Doti, @Cliff Seal, and @Fiona Tang for sharing updates and answering your questions on SLDS 2. 

 

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🔗 Resources shared during the session: 

🔹 Blog: The Admin Guide to Preparing Your Org for Dark Mode with SLDS 2

🔹 SLDS Linter Information

🔹 Design Systems on the RoadmapExchange

🔹 Trailhead Module: Dark Mode in SLDS 2: Quick Look

  

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  1. Jun 18, 4:16 PM

    @Fiona Tang

    Could you help me in understanding an ISV, can we create a dedicated CSS utility file to LWC component that exists solely to export shared CSS tokens and utility classes for import across all LWCs in our package? I'm a little unclear if this is supported in packages or not.  

     

    We thought we were doing everything correctly and updating to global variables but are getting ESLint errors now tied to our LWC components. 

    "Using the --slds namespace for --slds-g-spacing-x-small isn't supported. Create the custom styling hook in your namespace. Example: --myapp-g-spacing-x-small" 

     

    Really just want to make sure we are handling this correctly in our 2GP.  

     

    Thank you.

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🌓 Get ready to flip the switch to Lightning Design System 2. 

 

We’re one week out from our True to the Core Deep Dive on SLDS 2. See what’s new (ahem, dark mode!), learn how to transition your org, and bring your questions for the extended Q&A with @Adam Doti, @Cliff Seal, and @Fiona Tang

 

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🌓 Get ready to flip the switch to Lightning Design System 2. We’re one week out from our True to the Core Deep Dive on SLDS 2. #True To The Core @IdeaExchange #AwesomeAdmins #Salesforce Developer #Architects #DreamDesigners #DesignersMind

 

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🎨 Our next True to the Core Deep Dive is happening December 16. We’re taking you inside Salesforce Lightning Design System 2 (SLDS 2) and what it means for creating great user experiences across the platform. 

 

Here’s what you can expect: 

➡️ What’s new in SLDS 2 — including highly requested updates like dark mode (beta) 

➡️ What’s coming next, with roadmap insights 

➡️ Where design systems are headed in the agentic future 

➡️ An extended live Q&A with @Adam Doti, @Cliff Seal, and @Fiona Tang🎨 Our next True to the Core Deep Dive is happening December 16.

If you’ve seen SLDS 2 in recent demos or want to prep your org, this is the perfect chance to learn directly from the experts shaping the future of design systems. 

 

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Learn more about the True to the Core Deep Dive series and watch past episodes: 

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Join @Tom Bassett and @Katka Vokrinkova for Be More Salesforce Design.

 

They discuss the key responsibilities of Salesforce designers, how they collaborate with other roles, and the importance of user adoption. Katka also shares valuable insights on becoming a designer, tips for aspiring professionals, and essential skills needed in the field. Plus, they tackle common design misconceptions and highlight great resources for anyone looking to grow within the Salesforce ecosystem.

 

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Do you struggle to say NO?

 

This is a crucial skill for any Consultant, Admin, Developer, Architect, Business Analyst, Designer or Marketer and more...

 

It's not a selfish thing to do, it protects your clients/users, the quality of your work and your work-life balance.

 

Learn how to build you this skill by listening or watching Be More NO with @Tracy Keeling

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  1. Aug 30, 2024, 9:15 PM

    Interesting thread... I believe that saying 'No' is a valuable skill - not just in consulting, but in life. However, when the word 'No' resonates too loudly with a client -- this compounds over time. If you say 'No' too much, at the time of your next consulting agreement with that client - you may get a taste of your own medicine with a 'No' answer reflected right back at you (i.e. 'No' consulting agreement).

     

    Rather than wrestle with the number of times you have to say 'No', I think it makes more sense to get a little more creative with your next consulting agreement with the client - and enable you to say 'Yes' more often. Then you and the client are happy. 

     

    I think the traditional SOW can have this kind of results more often. That's why I like to focus on a Consulting Services Agreement (with a range of services for a period of time) than a SOW.

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Design For User Success: Think About Text

You know what your #Salesforce pages have a lot of? TEXT, whether it’s in labels, field values, or section headers. Pay attention to that text–it’s part of the design of your org.

https://www.freelikeapuppy.tech/post/design-for-user-success-think-about-text

 

Design For User Success: Think About TextYou know what your pages have a lot of? TEXT, whether it’s in labels, field values, or section headers.

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  1. Aug 7, 2024, 7:24 PM

    Love it! I especailly love the in-line help. I use rich text elements but they are so bulky. And they lack merge capacility. So much smarter to build an error message or explanation message that has customized field merge informaiton in it. It can still be conditional if you want.

    I suspect the only place I'll be using Rich Text in the future will be on our little "What's new and hints" information at the bottom of every page. Users like incremental changes that are intuitive, but they do like to know they aren't crazy and that it did change. Plus new users and users doing something for the first time on a page find the hints really helpful.

    Thanks, Michael. I can't wait to implement some of these advisory read-only formula fields as soon as I have a good enough reason!

    --Terry

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I run my own Podcast Series that inspires you to Be More of every role in the Salesforce Ecosystem

 

For a recent episode I was joined by @Pallavi Agarwal for Be More UX Designer.

 

I really enjoyed our chat where we discuss a 'Design Way of Thinking' and the fact we should be Designing by Humans for Humans

 

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Hello community! It's my pleasure to share insights from other Salesforce designers and researchers. This week on #DesignersMind, Nalini shares why ethical research matters. Follow us on Twitter to catch this weekly series.

Nalini on #DesignersMind

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