Design systems
Interfaces designed as a system, not screen by screen
- UI and UX
- Design systems
- Brand
- Prototypes
A design that only exists as twenty finished screens falls apart on the twenty-first. We design the rules instead — spacing, type, colour, states and components — so the product stays coherent as it grows, and so a developer never has to guess what a new screen should look like.
What the work consists of
Research and flows
Who uses it, what they are trying to finish, and where the current thing loses them. Short and specific — this is not a six-week discovery exercise.
Interface design
The screens, drawn against a real type scale and a real grid, in the states nobody remembers to draw: empty, loading, error, and far too much data.
The system itself
Tokens, components and the rules that govern them, handed over in a form your developers use rather than a PDF they read once.
Prototypes
Clickable enough to test a flow with a real user before it is built, which is the cheapest moment to find out that it does not work.
What you end up with
- One set of rules that holds across every screen
- Components your developers build from directly
- Accessible contrast and focus states, not an afterthought
- A design that survives the next ten screens
Other capabilities
Have something like this in mind?
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