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The dark theme with those pops of color in the design system swatches makes the whole SaaS kit feel really cohesive. Was cross-platform consistency the hardest constraint to design around, or was it something else?
Thank you! That means a lot. The biggest challenge wasn't just consistency, it was creating a flexible design system that could scale across desktop, tablet, mobile, and dark mode without feeling repetitive or disconnected. The goal was to make every screen feel like part of one unified product ecosystem.
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