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3 details I love about the SmartWeave build (Figma)
SmartWeave is a regenerative medicine company building personalized, biocompatible scaffolds for heart, women’s health and orthopedic care. I designed the full website in Figma with a dark, scientific look.
• Desktop layouts at 1440px with a consistent type scale, colours and components
• Clear page hierarchy and calls to action on every section
• Product pages: Cardioweave, Heraweave and Orthoweave
Small decisions like these are what make a site feel premium a year after launch.
Tools: Figma (design, components, auto layout and prototyping)
Design systems for small sites: worth it, or overkill?
If you're planning a new site or a redesign, my inbox is open.
Small decisions like these are what make a site feel premium a year after launch is a line worth keeping. It is so true, nobody remembers the hero animation, they remember whether the site still feels cared for. On your design systems question, worth it every time for me, even a...
Thanks Timothy. In health and biotech, consistency is part of trust, so it's an easy case to make: put one page built from components next to one that isn't, and the choice makes itself. Agreed, a handful of core components is plenty to start with.
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