@dexter-w How are you using AirTable ?

Use AirTable

I currently have this system ( though it does not use Confluence )

I create one doc ( on Dropbox Paper ). The doc has everything needed to understand the designs. The doc contains following :

• Link to files: Sketch, Principal, Framer
• Link to copy doc : Our entire copy lives in GitHub ( Since we are a developer oriented company ). So I add the link to the copy doc that has messages, copy and reasons for them
• If it has a complex flow - then adding an Overflow flowmap
• A brief of customer persona, and understanding. I feel that anybody involved in a project should have a direct way to understand the research behind the designs. I also maintain important customer conversations in Airtable - So I add the link to the tags that can open relevant conversations
• Explanation of the general concept
• Adding various screens and leaving notes for them
• Adding edge cases, defaults and blank states
• I add link or embed relevant framer/principal prototypes where ever possible

Once the document is done, I have a walkthrough call with the developers and the product team to walk them through entire thing.

I am still looking for the perfect solution but haven't found any. Right now there are so many tools involved :(

Great job. Subscribed to it

Was writing an article about it and found this thread ... I feel it makes a lot more sense to have an evolving design system to ease your workflow and also get the entire team onboard .. . Have written in detail in this post