We’re super excited to reveal a big step for Cuckoo, with the release of our new brand and design system (Yolk). It’s bold, brave and (yes, we’re biased), kind of beautiful – and it underpins our mission to be the UK's largest and most loved broadband company.
From this week, we’ve changed how we work together at Cuckoo. We’ve launched three squads, replacing the existing, single product team.
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At the time of writing this blog post, it’s coming up to my 1 year anniversary at Cuckoo (23rd of August) so it seems fitting to reflect on my time here and tell you why it’s been the best career choice I’ve ever made.
As Cuckoo goes through its rebranding process, we spend much of our time building new components and entire pages from scratch, so we took this opportunity to set up a design system - one that would be open-source on GitHub.
A design system is a unified language that helps a team to solve problems consistently. We want to ensure that our customers have a positive experience with all of our digital experiences and we believe that our design practices should be human-first. So we’ve put together all our best practices and guidelines into our design system, Yolk.
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Every design decision is and should be made on behalf of its end-users.
Well, I can’t really talk about my first day at Cuckoo without prefacing it with how it came to be…