Scale Your Brand with Ideal Design SystemSaef Design
Audit the existing product
Go through your product and review all of its various front-end design elements. From there, you can build a catalog of UI components and visual elements that will form the foundation of your design system. Moreover, you can identify any inconsistencies that may have emerged and make the appropriate design decisions for the future.
Define your design language
Establish clear principles on how you think about your product, and create guidelines on how you’ll bring those principles to life. Design principles lay out the branding vision for your product, including how you want customers to feel while using it.
The visual design language you choose for your overall design system includes guidelines for color palettes, typography, iconography, and imagery. These elements work together to create the feel of your brand — and instill the desired emotion in your customers.
Build a pattern library of common design elements
Your pattern library is a collection of reusable UI components that will streamline design in the future.
These patterns form a library that is structurally sound and evocative of the appropriate emotion and brand aesthetic.
Document guidelines on how and when to use design elements
Without clear guidelines on how and when to use design elements, you don’t have a true design system — rather, you have a collection of elements and libraries. As you create your design system, be sure to document shared practices on how teams can effectively use and maintain it.
What's included
Design Principle
“Stay out of the users’ way,” “Let the stories shine,” and “Make sure it works.” Design principles will differ from company to company, and they will likely reflect the brand’s core values.
A design pattern library
A pattern is “a repetition of more than one design element working in concert with each other.” Those elements can be shapes, lines, colors, etc.
A UI kit/component library
A UI kit/component library or a collection of UI-focused components like buttons, widgets, and more.
Design process guidelines
Design process guidelines, which help designers interpret design principles as they execute a task.
Starting at$40 /hr
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Figma
Product Designer
UX Designer
UX Researcher
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Scale Your Brand with Ideal Design SystemSaef Design
Starting at$40 /hr
Tags
Figma
Product Designer
UX Designer
UX Researcher
Audit the existing product
Go through your product and review all of its various front-end design elements. From there, you can build a catalog of UI components and visual elements that will form the foundation of your design system. Moreover, you can identify any inconsistencies that may have emerged and make the appropriate design decisions for the future.
Define your design language
Establish clear principles on how you think about your product, and create guidelines on how you’ll bring those principles to life. Design principles lay out the branding vision for your product, including how you want customers to feel while using it.
The visual design language you choose for your overall design system includes guidelines for color palettes, typography, iconography, and imagery. These elements work together to create the feel of your brand — and instill the desired emotion in your customers.
Build a pattern library of common design elements
Your pattern library is a collection of reusable UI components that will streamline design in the future.
These patterns form a library that is structurally sound and evocative of the appropriate emotion and brand aesthetic.
Document guidelines on how and when to use design elements
Without clear guidelines on how and when to use design elements, you don’t have a true design system — rather, you have a collection of elements and libraries. As you create your design system, be sure to document shared practices on how teams can effectively use and maintain it.
What's included
Design Principle
“Stay out of the users’ way,” “Let the stories shine,” and “Make sure it works.” Design principles will differ from company to company, and they will likely reflect the brand’s core values.
A design pattern library
A pattern is “a repetition of more than one design element working in concert with each other.” Those elements can be shapes, lines, colors, etc.
A UI kit/component library
A UI kit/component library or a collection of UI-focused components like buttons, widgets, and more.
Design process guidelines
Design process guidelines, which help designers interpret design principles as they execute a task.
$40 /hr