Component library build
Core components built to your design tokens, covering the states and variants your product actually uses.
What's included
A system your whole team can actually reference
Design token setup
Color, spacing and type tokens structured so a design update propagates through code instead of needing manual fixes.
Storybook documentation
Every component documented with its variants and usage guidance, so designers and developers reference the same source.
Design-to-code workflow setup
A repeatable process for keeping the system in sync as new components and design updates come in.
Overview
For when the same button has quietly become five different buttons
Design systems earn their cost once a product or a company has more than one team building interfaces. Without one, the same components get rebuilt slightly differently everywhere, spacing drifts, colors drift, and eventually nobody's sure which button style is actually correct anymore.
We build component libraries from your Figma design tokens, document them in Storybook so designers and developers can reference the same source of truth, and set up the workflow (tokens in, components out) so the system stays in sync with design instead of drifting away from it after the first release.
Tools & platforms we use
- Storybook
- Figma Tokens
- Style Dictionary
- React / Vue
Questions
Common questions about design systems
4 questions
Do we need a full design system, or just some shared components?
Depends on your team size and how many products or properties you maintain. A single small product might just need a shared component library. A design system with full documentation and tokens pays off more once multiple teams are building against it.
Can you build a design system from our existing Figma library?
Yes, if your Figma file already has a reasonably consistent set of components and styles, we'll use that as the source of truth. If it's inconsistent, we'll flag what needs deciding before building the coded version.
Do you use Storybook, or something else?
Storybook by default, since it's the most widely adopted tool for documenting and testing components in isolation. We can work within a different tool if your team already has one in place.
Who maintains the design system after it's built?
Whoever you'd like. We can hand it off with documentation for your team to extend, or stay on to add new components as your product grows.
Quick question?
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Send your Figma library and we'll scope the system.
We'll review what's there, flag any inconsistencies, and come back with a fixed estimate for the component library and documentation.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
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