📝 Inside v0 Design Systems 2.0 In 1976, NASA produced a manual. It told everyone at the agency exactly how to present the NASA name: the logotype, a sleek red wordmark everyone came to call the Worm, the spacing around it, the colors, where it could sit on a letterhead and where it could sit on the side of a rocket. It meant thousands of people, across thousands of documents and vehicles, could stay consistent. That manual is one of the earliest things we'd now call a design system, though…