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Inspect & Reflect: Microsoft’s Fluent 2 Design System

A big thank you to everyone who joined us for our Inspect & Reflect session on the Microsoft Fluent 2 Design System (https://infa.ai/events/microsoft_2025...! Special thanks to our speakers— Lukas Oppermann (  / lukasoppermann  , Kasey Labelle (  / kaseyllabelle  , Aaron Kasdan (  / akasdan  ) and Jon Fukuda (  / )—for   sharing their expertise This session focused on the Microsoft Fluent Design System, exploring its components, accessibility considerations, and adoption strategies. The speakers shared insights on button, dropdown, card, and tag components, discussing best practices and challenges in design system implementation. The conversation also highlighted the importance of collaboration with vendors and the need for effective governance in design operations. A Gift for You! As a thank-you for participating, we’re offering 1 month of Infa PRO for free! Use promo code INSREFMST at checkout Hurry! This code is valid until upcoming Monday. Explore Microsoft Design System Components Check out the community board we created for this event to see how Fluent 2 components are used within Microsoft products. https://infa.ai/in/infa/microsoft Don’t miss upcoming Vercel Inspect & Reflect Mar 20, 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (PST) https://infa.ai/events/vercel_20250320 Chapters 00:00 Participant Introductions 02:22 Overview of the Fluent Design System 04:26 Exploring Microsoft Products and Design System Adoption 08:11 Challenges in Legacy Systems and Design System Integration 14:04 Governance and Metrics for Design System Adoption 19:45 Measuring Adoption and Metrics in Design Systems 20:38 Accessibility in Design Components 25:05 Tools for Accessibility Testing 28:51 Exploring Dropdown Components 35:24 Understanding Card Components 46:14 Tag Components and Their Variations 48:51 Managing Design System Adoption 53:47 Conclusion and Future Sessions Keywords #design #designsystems #designsystem #microsoft #accessibility #ux #uxdesign #components #designops #engineering #react