We build design systems: shared design tokens for colour, type and spacing, and a component library every product team uses. Each component is accessible, documented and released in versions, so your products look and behave the same as they grow.
What's included
6 capabilities, delivered by one squad. Use what you need now and add more as you grow.
Colour, typography, spacing, corner radius, motion and density, set up for multiple themes and brands.
Components with stable APIs that teams combine into the screens they need, across all your products.
Components built to be accessible, with documented behaviour and automated regression checks.
Figma libraries and token sync, so a change made in design reaches code without being retyped.
Usage guidance, do and don't rules and live code examples for each component.
A contribution model, review steps and versioned releases, so the system changes in a predictable way.
Our approach
The usual way
Colours, spacing and type are hard-coded, so they drift from product to product.
How we do it
Design tokens for colour, typography, spacing, density and motion, set once and shared across themes, brands and platforms.
The usual way
Teams fork component variants, and every release costs more to maintain.
How we do it
Accessible base components with stable APIs that teams combine rather than copy, so there's one version to maintain.
The usual way
No contribution model, no versioning and no feedback on how the system is used.
How we do it
A clear way to propose changes, versioned releases and automated checks that stop regressions before they ship.
Architecture
Each layer has a clear job, so the system is easier to secure, test and extend.
One source of truth for colour, typography, spacing, density and motion, built to work across themes and brands.
Accessible base components, a limited set of variants and consistent patterns that stay easy to maintain.
Automated checks for keyboard behaviour, contrast, states and interaction rules, so changes don't cause regressions.
A contribution model, versioning, changelogs and adoption tracking that keep the system trusted and in use.
How we deliver
4 phases, each ending with an output you can review.
Take stock of your components, patterns, token needs, accessibility gaps and how decisions about the system get made.
Output: Design system blueprint
Build the token structure, theming approach and foundations that keep the UI consistent across teams.
Output: Token-based foundations
Ship accessible components with regression checks and documented behaviour for each one.
Output: Shared component library
Set up the contribution model, versioning, migration paths and adoption playbooks across your organisation.
Output: A system teams keep using
Your team
Specialists join your squad for this work, alongside a delivery lead who keeps you updated.
Defines the token structure, theming approach and what the system covers across products and brands.
Keeps keyboard behaviour, ARIA patterns, contrast and regression checks reliable from one release to the next.
Builds the components, their APIs and the integration patterns that make the system easy to adopt in each app.
Writes documentation, examples and migration paths, and tracks adoption so the system becomes the default.
Trust and control
Changes arrive in a predictable way, with clear upgrade paths for every team using the system.
Rules and tests catch regressions before they reach your products.
Teams propose changes through short written proposals (RFCs) and a review, so the system grows without forking.
We track which teams use which components, so gaps and outdated versions are easy to spot.
You keep full ownership of the code, configuration and documentation we create, with no vendor lock-in.
We pick what fits your product and team, not the other way round.
Results
We redesigned an operations platform that had grown feature by feature over several years. Navigation, dashboards, forms and common workflows became easier for everyday users, and no important features were removed.
We helped a B2B founder turn a broad product concept into a focused SaaS MVP. Before development started, we defined user roles, core journeys, MVP priorities and navigation, and built interactive prototypes and a reusable design system.
An enterprise design system is a shared set of design tokens, components and usage rules that every product team builds from. Tokens hold values such as colour, type and spacing, and components such as buttons and forms use them. With one source, your products look and behave the same and changes ship once.
Tokens come first. They set colour, typography, spacing, density and motion in one place, so components use shared values instead of hard-coding their own. Building tokens first also makes themes, dark mode and extra brands far easier to add later, because only the token values change.
Accessibility is built into each component, so every product that uses the system starts from an accessible base. We follow WCAG for keyboard behaviour, ARIA patterns, contrast and component states, document how each component behaves, and run automated checks and visual regression tests on every release.
We structure the Figma library to match the code components and sync design tokens between the two, so a colour or spacing change made in design reaches code without being retyped. Checks on generated code and a review step stop design and code drifting apart over time.
Teams propose new components or changes through a short written proposal, called an RFC, which the system owners review. We limit unnecessary variants, document when to use each component and ship changes in versioned releases with changelogs, so every team knows what changed and how to upgrade.
Timing depends on how many products and brands the system must serve, how many components you need and how much existing UI must move across. We start with a UI and system audit that maps your token needs, duplicated components and accessibility gaps. A scoped project can kick off in 1–2 weeks.
You own 100% of the code, Figma libraries, designs and IP we create, and this is written into the service agreement. Documentation, migration paths and adoption playbooks are part of the work, so your own team can run and extend the system after we finish.
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