Kris Van Sebroeck

Performance is generally solid, but very large canvases or heavily nested components can occasionally slow things down. It’s manageable with good file organization.

You can import Sketch files directly into Figma and for XD there's no native import, so you'll need a workaround. The common approaches are using a plugin.

Very well. Shared libraries and components make managing multi-brand design systems straightforward and scalable.

The one AI tool I use daily. Great for code, solid for writing, and it remembers what we're working on.

Claude is very good at understanding and reasoning about code. It’s most useful for debugging, refactoring, and reviewing complex logic, especially when you treat it as a coding partner.

Fast enough that it doesn't break my flow, even with more complex prompts. Under heavier workloads it may slow down slightly, but it remains responsive and consistent enough.

Holds context well within a session. I can reference earlier decisions, and it keeps up. I don't have to repeat myself, even in longer working sessions.

Solid version control and powerful CI/CD. GitHub Actions make automating builds and deployments effortless.

Easy for anyone familiar with Git. Repo setup is quick, with a manageable learning curve for newcomers.

Absolutely. Git integration is seamless and supports fast, reliable workflows from commit to deployment.

Pull request reviews and code comments work really well. The PR workflow is clear, conversations stay attached to the code, and inline comments make feedback easy to follow and resolve.