Design Systems & UI Architecture
Token architecture and component libraries built in Figma, implemented in React, and documented in Storybook.
When a product looks like five different people designed it, that's usually because five different people did, and there was no shared system governing their decisions. But the visual inconsistency is just the most visible symptom. Underneath it, the engineering team is slow because every new screen requires interpretation and negotiation. And underneath that, the product can't scale because the approach that got it this far won't hold as the team and the feature set grow. These three problems are always tangled together, and a well-built design system solves all of them at once.
Token architecture for color, spacing, typography, and elevation. Component libraries built on Radix and shadcn/ui with Tailwind CSS. Figma libraries structured to mirror how components compose in code. Naming conventions aligned between design and engineering so handoff requires zero interpretation. Layout patterns for common views that engineers can assemble without waiting for design review. Storybook documentation and visual regression testing.
When the system is in place, a designer hands off a screen and the engineer already knows every component, token, and layout pattern involved. The negotiation meetings disappear. The product starts looking like one product. And the team ships faster because they're building on a foundation they can trust.
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