Unify Your UI/UX Across Platforms with OTF's Component System

The button shipped on iOS at 9:47pm. By 9:51pm, three engineers had filed issues. Web had it grey. Android had it floating with the wrong radius. iOS — the one that looked right at first — had a press state that stuck after release.

Three teams, three button components, three regressions.

This is what platform drift actually costs. Not the abstract "inconsistent UX" line from a design system pitch deck — actual man-hours: the same button redrawn three times, themed three times, accessibility-checked three times, and still wrong in three different ways on the same Tuesday night.

The naive fix is "one codebase to rule them all" — write once, run anywhere. Most attempts at that die on contact with platform reality. iOS wants one gesture model. Web wants another. Native wants a third.

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