Design systems that survive contact with engineers
For $9,900, a design system that exists in both Figma and code — tokens, components, and docs — so design and engineering stop drifting apart release after release.
What you get
- Design tokens: color, type, spacing, radii — one source of truth
- Component library in Figma mirrored in code (React / shadcn / Tailwind)
- Accessibility built in: contrast, focus states, keyboard paths
- Documentation and usage rules teams actually read
- Adoption plan: how to migrate existing screens without stopping ship
You walk away with
Figma library + coded components
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Token architecture
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Docs & adoption playbook
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Questions, answered
Figma-only or code too?
Both — that’s the point. A Figma library without coded components is a poster. We ship tokens and components in your stack, typically React with shadcn/Tailwind.
Can you build on top of shadcn/ui or Material?
Yes. Building on proven primitives is usually the right call — we theme and extend rather than reinvent, and your team inherits familiar patterns.
How do teams adopt it without a big-bang rewrite?
We ship an adoption playbook: migrate screen-by-screen, newest surfaces first, with lint rules and checklists that keep new work on-system.