One set of parts for every screen you ship
A design system gives designers and developers the same buttons, forms, colors and rules, in Figma and in code, so new screens are assembled instead of redrawn.
Part of Design and digital experienceWhat we do
Interface audit
We collect every button, form and table across your products and show where the same thing has been designed several different ways.
Design tokens
Color, spacing, type and radius values defined once and exported to Figma, CSS and mobile code, so a change made in one place reaches every product.
Component library in Figma
Components with variants and states (hover, error, disabled, loading), built for both left-to-right and right-to-left use.
Coded components
The same components in your front-end stack, such as React or Vue, documented in Storybook so developers can browse and copy them.
Usage guidelines
When to use each component, contrast and focus rules, and writing guidance for labels, buttons and error messages.
Governance
A process for proposing, reviewing and releasing new components, with versioning so product teams can upgrade on their own schedule.
When clients call us about this
Each team builds its own date picker
Several products carry several versions of the same control, and users notice the differences.
Right-to-left screens break with every release
Mirroring is fixed page by page because components were never designed for both directions.
Design handoff takes longer than the build
Developers rebuild layouts from screenshots and guess at spacing and states.
Questions we are often asked
Do we need a design system if we only have one product?
Often a light version is enough: tokens, core components and a short guide. We size the system to the number of products and teams you have.
Can you build on top of an existing library?
Yes. Starting from a library such as Material or Ant Design is often sensible. We adapt it to your brand and to right-to-left use rather than starting from zero.
Who maintains the system after handover?
Your team, using the governance process we set up. We can also stay involved through a support agreement to review and release new components.
How do the components handle Arabic?
They use logical CSS properties, mirror icons where direction matters, and use type scales checked with real Arabic text, not only Latin placeholder text.
Tell us what you want to build, fix or grow
We reply within one working day with questions or a short plan.