Atomize by Quarkly VS Tetrisly

Our Quarkly project is a mix of a graphic editor (like Figma and Sketch) and website builder (similar to Webflow), complemented by features of traditional IDE. We’ll be sure to elaborate on Quarkly in a separate post, as there is plenty to tell and show, but today we’ll focus on the details of the Atomize tool.

Atomize is the heart of the whole project, as it allows us to solve tasks that would be difficult or even impossible to handle using styled-system and rebass. At the very least, the latter solution is much less elegant.

Tetrisly is a new approach to organizing libraries in Figma and Sketch. 2500+ components help you create wireframes faster or create a library for a design system. It’s a perfectly crafted, named, organized Component Library based on recent Figma and Sketch features.

• 2500+ Resizable components
• Organized nested Symbols and Overrides
• Organized Layer and Text Styles
• Auto / Smart Layout
• Components are grouped by their function instead of by their complexity
• Ready to work at scale
• Components ID system
• Easily customizable styles
• Example Wireframes and Process Files
• Components are synced with foundations so every change is global

What are the benefits of Tetrisly?

UX Designers:
• Speed up the wireframing process
• All changes are global, you don’t have to change all elements locally again and again
• Collaborate with other UX designers on library development and expansion

UI Designers:
• Create one source of truth for your product
• Just start creating the component library with ideal file organization
• Build the right inheritance structure for design tokens and components based on your needs

Product teams:
• Reduce the entry threshold for new designers into the project
• A fully scalable file organization methodology gives you unlimited possibilities of product development
• Minimize the number of misunderstandings, mistakes and time-wasting thanks to good organization