Scalable Design System – Organized, Consistent & Developer-Ready
Starting at
$
1,000
About this service
Summary
FAQs
Can you build a system from an existing product or design file?
Yes. I can either expand your current setup or rebuild a clean, scalable system based on your existing screens and brand.
Will this work for both design and development teams?
Absolutely. The system is made with designers and developers in mind — with consistent naming, documentation, and developer-friendly specs to make implementation smoother.
What tools do you use to create the system?
I use Figma for everything — including tokens, components, and documentation — structured for team usage and collaboration.
Can this system support multiple brands or themes?
Yes, if needed I can structure the design system to support multi-brand or light/dark theming using separate style tokens and shared component logic.
What's included
Color + Typography Tokens
A defined set of color styles and text styles in Figma for easy, consistent use across all screens — includes primary/secondary colors, semantic colors (success, error, etc.), and font scales for headings, body, captions.
Core Components (buttons, inputs, modals, etc.)
Reusable UI elements designed with flexibility and consistency in mind. Each component is built with variants and auto layout for smooth scaling and maintenance.
Layout Guidelines & Spacing System
A grid and spacing framework to ensure alignment and visual rhythm across the design — includes spacing tokens, column grids, and padding rules for consistent layouts.
Interactive Variants (e.g., hover, active, disabled)
Components include states like default, hover, active, focus, and disabled — so your team and developers know exactly how each element behaves.
Light/Dark Mode Support (if needed)
Optional theme support with separate tokens and component styles, so your product looks polished in both light and dark environments.
Figma Organization & Documentation
Cleanly structured Figma files with clear naming, page breakdowns (e.g., styles, components, documentation), and usage notes to keep everything tidy and scalable.
Developer Handoff Notes (naming conventions, usage)
Built-in instructions and naming conventions that make it easy for developers to understand and implement the system efficiently — includes usage tips and redlines where needed.
