Your product has grown, but the design system hasn’t kept up. Components are inconsistent, updates take too long, and developers have to guess how things should behave.

I build scalable design systems in Figma that give design and engineering teams a shared foundation for creating, updating, and implementing the product more consistently.

Depending on the product's size and complexity, the system can include a three-tier token structure — global, alias, and component tokens — to connect decisions across color, typography, spacing, and components. This makes changes easier to manage and keeps the system consistent as the product grows.

I start by auditing what you already have or defining the requirements for a new system. I identify inconsistencies, duplicate patterns, missing states, unclear component behavior, and gaps in the current UI, then build the system around the needs of your product and engineering team.

This is a dedicated design-system engagement, not just a component library created alongside screen design.

Design system audit for existing products or requirements definition for new ones

Token architecture for color, typography, spacing, and components

Reusable components with required states and behavior

Typography and color scales connected to tokens

Spacing and layout foundations

Naming and organization for maintainable Figma libraries

Documentation for developers, including how design tokens map to code variables

Regular async progress updates

Feedback and iteration throughout the project

Founders building a product who want a scalable design foundation

Teams whose product has grown without a consistent design system

Teams preparing to scale across more features, platforms, or contributors

Teams spending too much time recreating or correcting UI

Design and engineering teams that need a clearer shared foundation