You paid for a design system. Your designers still detach components, your engineers still hard code values, and six months in the system describes a product you no longer ship.

Systems do not die from bad design. They die from nobody knowing how to extend them and nobody owning the decision when someone needs to. That is a teaching and governance problem, not a Figma problem, and buying more components will not fix it.

I work with your team monthly to close it. Your designers learn to extend the system without breaking it, your engineers get conventions they can actually build against, and the two sides stop talking past each other. I currently do exactly this alongside a design system rebuild for a lab software platform, including educating the designers who will own it after I leave.

Best fit if you have a system and the problem is adoption, consistency, or the gap between design and development.

Not a fit if you need the system built in the first place. Start with a build or an audit.