PHASE 01
Interface inventory
We audit existing screens, component variants, accessibility gaps, and brand constraints.
Component inventory and gap map
Design EngineeringSenior-led delivery
Design Systems & Product UX
A shared design language and component library that makes every product surface faster to ship and harder to break.
We bridge design and engineering with tokens, accessible components, and documented patterns. Teams ship consistent interfaces without reinventing layout and interaction decisions in every ticket.
- Faster feature design
- 60%
- WCAG accessibility target
- AA
- Shared component source
- 1
- One-off UI drift
- 0
Engagement snapshot
- Timeline
- 4-6 weeks for a v1 system
- Engagement model
- Fixed-scope foundation plus adoption retainer
- Core pod
- Design systems lead, UX architect, frontend engineer
- Ownership
- Figma library, code package, and docs
Security and IP terms included
Mutual NDA, DPA support, and full source ownership are standard on every engagement.
Visit the Trust CenterThe Problem
Every screen reinvents the same components with subtle drift
Design and code disagree, accessibility is fixed late, and new pages take longer because there is no shared source of truth. The product looks inconsistent at exactly the moments that matter.
- Duplicated buttons, forms, and layouts diverge across teams.
- Accessibility and keyboard behavior get addressed per page.
- Design handoff lacks states, tokens, and edge-case guidance.
- Redesigns cannot roll out safely because components are not versioned.
Methodology
A tested path from ambiguity to production
Every phase ends with a reviewable artifact so scope, tradeoffs, and progress stay visible.
PHASE 02
Tokens and foundations
Color, type, spacing, elevation, and motion tokens defined for light and dark contexts.
Design token set
PHASE 03
Component library
Accessible primitives built in Figma and code with states, documentation, and tests.
Versioned component package
PHASE 04
Adoption and governance
Migration plan, contribution rules, and office hours so the system survives after handover.
Adoption roadmap and governance guide
Production Stack
Technology selected for fit, not fashion
We stay model and platform agnostic. The stack is chosen for your latency, cost, and compliance constraints.
Figma
Design source
Storybook
Component workshop
Tailwind CSS
Token implementation
Radix UI
Accessible primitives
TypeScript
Component contracts
Framer Motion
Interaction patterns
Playwright
Visual regression
Changesets
Versioning
Deliverables
What lands in your repository
Design token system
A single source for color, type, spacing, and theme values across design and code.
Documented components
Usage guidance, states, do/don't examples, and accessibility notes.
Accessible primitives
Keyboard behavior, focus management, and screen-reader semantics built in.
Regression coverage
Visual and interaction tests that catch drift before release.
60%
Faster feature design
-45%
UI defect rework
AA
Accessibility baseline
1
Shared source of truth
Frequently Asked Questions
Service FAQs
Do we need a full rebrand first?
No. We can build on your current brand, codify the good parts, and create a migration path for inconsistencies without stopping product delivery.
Is the system only for Figma?
No. The system ships in both Figma and code with shared tokens, so design and engineering work from the same contracts.
How do you drive adoption?
We pair with product teams on real migrations, publish contribution rules, and run office hours until the system is the default path.
Adjacent Capabilities
Services that pair with this engagement
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Explore serviceNext Step
Unify your product surface
We will inventory the current UI, identify the highest-cost drift, and propose a v1 system your teams can adopt without a redesign freeze.
What happens after you send the brief
- 1Senior architect reviews scope within 4 business hours.
- 230-minute feasibility call with the engineer who will build it.
- 3Written approach, timeline, and fixed or sprint pricing.