Writing from the people who build Paubha

Engineering and design notes on components, tokens and accessibility.

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Engineering

Building a date picker that waits for Apply

Most date pickers commit on every click. Ours holds the draft range until you press Apply, which made filters, tables and keyboard use a lot simpler.

Dario Quintela

Staff Engineer, Sep 30, 2026

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We build this in public

Every component, token and decision lives in the open repo under the MIT license.

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Design systems

Semantic tokens only: how we stopped hex values leaking into components

A short lint rule and a naming convention caught most of it. Review caught the rest.

Ingrid Solheim

Aug 20, 2026

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Engineering

Testing every component with vitest-axe in open, error and disabled states

Accessibility checks run per state, not per component. Here is the test helper we use.

Dario Quintela

Aug 12, 2026

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Design

Density that lines up: one height scale for buttons, inputs and selects

Five heights, one rule. Form rows stay aligned no matter which controls you mix.

Leila Marchetti

Aug 4, 2026

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Company

Reviewing pull requests on a design system as a team of four

Our checklist for new components, from keyboard behavior to dark mode screenshots.

Tomás Aguilar

Jul 29, 2026

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