Every new page looks slightly different from the last one
We move colours, spacing, type and states into tokens (named design variables). Change a value once and it updates everywhere.
A design system that turns new pages into hours of work, not weeks
We build one shared set of colours, type and components in Figma and in code. Your site, product and ad pages look consistent, and nobody redraws a button twice.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Owners of sites or products whose pages look inconsistent
- Teams with two or more designers or contractors
- Businesses that launch new landing pages for ads often
- Startups about to expand the product or enter new markets
Problems we solve
Developers and designers keep asking each other how things should look
We build Figma components with the same names and variants as in code, and add short rules on which component to use when.
New pages take weeks to ship
With a ready library, pages are assembled from blocks. A typical landing page becomes a matter of days.
New team members cannot tell how things are built
We write documentation with examples and do's and don'ts, so a newcomer can work without asking everyone.
What's included
- Interface audit: we inventory every button, form and colour already in use
- Tokens: colour, typography, spacing, radii, shadows
- Figma component library with variants and states (hover, error, disabled)
- Responsive grids and mobile rules
- Light and dark themes, if needed
- Icon set and usage rules
- Documentation: when and how to use each component
- Token export to code (CSS variables or a Tailwind config) if required
- Sample pages built from the system to test it in practice
- Training session for your team
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Foundation
For a website or landing pages with 1–2 designers
- Interface audit
- Tokens
- 20–30 core components in Figma
- Short usage guide
02
Extended
For a site with a user area, an online store or a small app
- Everything in Foundation
- Complex components: tables, forms, modals
- Themes and responsive rules
- Token handoff to code
- Full documentation
03
Product
For an app or platform with several teams
- Everything in Extended
- Coded components (React or another framework)
- Component viewer (Storybook)
- Contribution rules
- Team training
How we work
Audit
We collect everything already designed and built. You see where the inconsistencies are and what can stay.
Foundations
We define tokens: palette, type, grid. You approve them before we draw any components.
Components
We build the Figma library with variants and states. You get access under the agreed terms and see progress as it happens.
Real-page test
We assemble 2–3 real pages from the system. If something is missing, we add it.
Documentation and handover
We write the rules and hand over files, tokens and access. Everything belongs to you under the agreed terms.
Scope and limits
- We do not promise the system will cover every future case: it needs additions over time
- We do not do rebranding here: logo and identity come from you or are ordered separately
- We do not maintain the system unless agreed: after handover you can grow it yourselves or order support
FAQ
Does a small website need a design system?
Not always. For a single landing page, a clean layout is enough. A system pays off when there are many pages, more than one person working, or frequent launches.
How are tokens different from regular styles?
A token is a named variable, such as "color-primary", that stores a value in one place. Designers in Figma and developers in code use the same one. Change the token and the change goes everywhere.
Can we use an existing library like MUI or shadcn?
Yes, and it is often cheaper. We take a ready base and adapt it to your brand. We recommend a custom system only when your needs are far from standard.
What do you need from me?
Your logo, brand colours and fonts, and access to the current site or mockups. We agree on the schedule after clarifying scope and dependencies.
How will we measure the result?
Before we start we agree on a measurable pilot. For example, we build a new page from the system and compare the time spent with your previous process. We set the metric together.
Who owns the files?
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.