A Design System is a shared library of components such as buttons, forms, colors, and typography, built once and reused everywhere. It creates one visual language for your entire organization so every designer, developer, and product owner builds from the same playbook.
Our Design System Launchpad is a four-week process that helps your team build a living, scalable system.
We start by reviewing your design, structure, naming conventions, and documentation. Then we create a starter kit of 30 core components in Figma built from shared tokens and patterns that include accessibility and interactions.
Next, we move everything into Storybook for website design or Widgetbook for mobile design and set up your code repository (GitHub, BitBucket) syncing for easy updates.
Finally, we train your team. Designers learn how to manage and document. Developers learn how to use the shared library. Quality assurance learns to test against designs.
You finish with a ready-to-use, scalable system that ends design handoffs for good.
A design system is a unified set of reusable components, patterns, and guidelines that ensure consistency across digital products. It streamlines design and development, speeds up production, and creates a cohesive, scalable user experience.
The four pillars are design, code, documentation, and governance, working together to align teams, maintain quality, and ensure the system evolves sustainably.
HLD or High Level Design defines the overall structure, patterns, and visual language, while LLD or Low Level Design focuses on the granular components, tokens, and implementation details in design tools and code.
React’s component-based architecture mirrors design systems because each component is self-contained, reusable, and easy to document or test, making it ideal for scalable design and development alignment.
Examples include Atlassian ADG, Google Material Design, Salesforce Lightning, IBM Carbon, and Shopify Polaris.
System design refers to software architecture and infrastructure planning, while a design system focuses on visual, interactive, and brand consistency across interfaces.
Storybook and Widgetbook are tools for building, testing, and documenting UI components. Storybook is used for web frameworks like React and Vue, while Widgetbook is used for Flutter apps.
Atomic Design structures design systems from the smallest building blocks called atoms to full interfaces called pages. This hierarchy promotes consistency, scalability, and modularity.
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