Design Systems & Tokens
Scale visual consistency — from Figma to React and CSS variables.
Complete component libraries, design tokenization (Tailwind, CSS vars, Style Dictionary), governance and documentation. For teams growing from 1 product to 10.
Solving real problems
Component anarchy
Every designer draws their own button — meanwhile, frontend ships 17 button variants in code.
Slow development
Every new screen starts from scratch — Figma and code drift apart.
Cross-product inconsistency
Two of your company's products look like they were built by two different agencies.
No documentation
Onboarding a new designer takes a month, because the rules live in veterans' heads.
How we work
Audit & Inventory
Scan existing products, identify unique components and patterns.
Tokenization
Define tokens (color, spacing, typography, radius, motion) and map them to CSS/Tailwind.
Components & Patterns
Build the Figma library + React components with tests and Storybook.
Documentation & Governance
Docs site (Zeroheight/Storybook), contribution process, ownership roles.
What you get
Design System (Figma)
- Component library
- Token set (color, spacing, typo, motion)
- Governance plug-ins and automations
Codebase Implementation
- Storybook with components
- @org/design-system npm package
- Visual regression CI (Chromatic)
FAQ
Do I need a Design System if I only have one app?+
Yes — even in a single app, a DS cuts new-screen development time by 2-3x. The benefit grows exponentially with each additional product.
Figma-first or code-first?+
I work bidirectionally — Figma as the single source of truth for designers, but tokens and components are generated through Style Dictionary, so code and design never drift apart.
Ready for
change?
Whether you're optimizing a fundraising funnel, rolling out an AI transformation, or looking for a strategic design partner who speaks the language of both data and empathy — I'd be glad to hear about your challenge.