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What is Lightning Design System in Salesforce?
What is Lightning Design System in Salesforce?
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Hi Arun,
Salesforce Lightning Design System is a User Interface Toolkit which provides User Interface patterns and specialized components. It is Mainly Depend on Advanced Java Script rather than apex just like used in Vf Page.
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The Lightning Design System is run as an open source project and is available to everyone. The Lightning Experience provides a clear, efficient, consistent, and beautiful experience out-of-the-box. Developers building on top of Enterprise systems often have to choose between mimicking their Enterprise system’s UI at the risk of delivering a subpar experience, or providing a better UI at the risk of confusing users with a disconnected experience.
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