What is the difference between Storybook and Anima?
The question is about Storybook
The difference between Storybook and Anima lies in their primary functions within design and development workflows. Storybook is a development environment that enables you to develop, test, and document UI components in isolation. It provides an insulated environment for writing each component-a small setting that can display the various states or configurations that may be applied to a component. Interaction with Storybook by developers could be to save time through consistent reusability of components throughout an app and to build interactive documentation.
Anima is a design-to-code platform that equips designers to convert their design files from Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD into responsive HTML, CSS, and React code. Anima helps bridge the gap between design and development by making it possible for designers to provide functional prototypes and export production-ready code, making the handoff easier on the developer.
Storybook is about developing components and their documentation in isolation for developers, while Anima is a design handoff that enables designers to code directly from design files faster.
