A design system is a centralized set of UI components, design tokens, and guidelines that ensure consistency across digital products. It speeds up design and development, improves collaboration, and maintains a unified user experience. If your team struggles with inconsistencies, slow design-to-development workflows, or scalability issues, a design system is the solution.

I work closely with developers to ensure Figma components align with frontend code. This includes: Using design tokens for colors, typography, and spacing that can be directly mapped to CSS/JS variables. Implementing Figma’s latest features (variables, auto layout, component properties) for structured and scalable designs. Providing detailed documentation and code-ready assets to minimize rework.

Yes! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining an existing system, I ensure a seamless integration. This includes: Auditing your current UI and identifying gaps. Creating a phased rollout strategy to implement components without disrupting development. Ensuring backward compatibility with existing designs and codebases.

I follow WCAG accessibility standards to make sure all components are usable for everyone. This includes: Color contrast compliance for readability. Keyboard navigability for users who rely on assistive technology. ARIA attributes and semantic HTML recommendations for developers.

Timelines depend on the complexity of your product and team needs. A minimum viable design system (MVP) with core components can be set up in 4–8 weeks, while a fully documented and scalable system may take 3–6 months. I work in agile phases, so your team can start using key elements early in the process.