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Trendence Analytics: Built a design system from scratch while leading 4 designers across 3 product verticals.
The problem Fragmented design language across 15+ interfaces. 40+ versions of the same button. Engineering rebuilding components repeatedly.
What I did
Created living design system in Figma with tokens, components, and design-to-code handoff workflow
Led 4 designers, reduced design cycle from 4 weeks to 2.5 weeks
Designed 6+ conversational AI interfaces for real-time analytics
Built interaction patterns for multi-turn AI conversations that felt natural
Results:
✓ 92% component reuse across all products
✓ 65% reduction in developer clarification questions
✓ 4 designers shipping independently
✓ 25+ engineers adopted the system as their reference
Skills: Design Systems • Team Leadership • Gen AI UX • Figma • Design-to-Code Handoff
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Nice work, Miguel!!
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