Figma component libraries, design tokens, documentation, and Storybook-compatible specs for growing product teams.
6-10 weeks. Figma library, token export files, and documentation package on completion.
A design system is not a component kit. It is the combination of a component library, a token system, documentation, and a process for maintaining all of it as the product grows. Without the last part, it becomes outdated within months and no longer reflects what is actually in production.
We build design systems with that maintenance reality in mind. Token naming follows engineering conventions. Components are structured so that variants map to code states. Documentation is written for both designers and developers.
Every design system we build uses a layered token architecture: primitive tokens at the base, semantic tokens that reference primitives, component-specific tokens where needed. This means changing a brand color propagates correctly across the entire system without manual updates.
Semantic tokens make dark mode systematic rather than manual. We build light and dark token sets that map to the same component library. Components switch modes by token reference, not by individual overrides.
Yes. We document the contribution process as part of delivery. Adding new components follows the same token structure and naming conventions. We are also available on retainer for ongoing system work.