This test aims to assess candidates' familiarity with design systems and their components. Design systems are a collection of reusable elements, guidelines, and assets that help ensure consistency and efficiency in the design and development process. The test covers various aspects of design systems, including visual elements, usage guidelines, support codes, and the foundational building blocks of user interfaces based on the Atomic Design methodology. Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to demonstrate a solid understanding of what design systems are and their key components. They should be able to identify the visual elements included in a design system, such as visual styles and usage guidelines, and understand the purpose of support codes. Familiarity with Atomic Design principles is also important, including the ability to recognize atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages as the hierarchical building blocks of user interfaces. Additionally, candidates should be aware of the benefits of design systems and understand the role of Material Design in providing interactive building blocks for UI creation.