One source of truth for every screen.

Design tokens, component libraries and clear documentation — so your product stays consistent whether it has five screens or five hundred.

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The service

Consistency is a compounding asset.

Every product starts consistent — the first designer keeps it all in their head. Then the product grows, contributors multiply, and slowly there are four kinds of blue and seven button styles. A design system is how you stop that drift: decisions made once, documented once, reused everywhere.

We build systems at the scale your product actually needs — not an enterprise framework you'll never fill. Foundations first: colour ramps, type scales, spacing rules. Then components with every state designed and documented. Then the governance notes that keep it alive after we leave.

The payoff is speed: designers stop re-solving solved problems, developers stop guessing, and new screens come together in a fraction of the time.

Colour swatch cards and design tools arranged on a table — Foundations Tokens → Components → Rules

01 Problems It Solves

The cost of inconsistency.

Every screen looks slightly different

Drifting colours, spacing and type erode trust in the product — users feel the mess even when they can't name it.

Design work keeps repeating

Without components, every new screen is designed from scratch. A library turns weeks of design into days of assembly.

Dev and design drift apart

When the built product doesn't match the files, everyone loses. Shared tokens and documented components keep both sides honest.

Letterpress type blocks arranged in a grid — a metaphor for systematic typography — Order in the details Systematic by nature

Scope

What's included.

UI auditA systematic inventory of your existing interface — every colour, type style and component in use, including the duplicates.
Design tokensColour ramps, type scales, spacing units, radii and elevation — named and structured for both design and code.
Component libraryButtons, inputs, navigation, cards, modals and feedback patterns — built as Figma components with variants and every state covered.
Usage documentationClear rules for when and how to use each component, so the system guides decisions rather than just storing parts.
Governance notesPractical conventions for naming, versioning and proposing changes — the habits that keep a system alive.
Handoff walkthroughA live session with your design and dev teams covering structure, usage and how to extend the system safely.

02 Process

How a system gets built.

Audit

We inventory everything your product currently uses — the intentional and the accidental — and consolidate it into a coherent set of foundations.

Foundations

Colour, type, spacing and elevation become named tokens — the atomic decisions every component will inherit.

Components

The library is built component by component, each with variants, states and documented behaviour — tested against real screens as we go.

Document & hand off

Usage guidelines, governance conventions and a walkthrough with your team. The system ships ready to use and ready to grow.

Pricing

System pricing, published.

Design System Creation — A$3,500

Pre-project UX Audit — A$1,250

System + product design bundles — quoted per scope

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* Scope note: the base rate covers a core system for one product — foundations plus a standard component set. Extensive libraries, multi-brand systems or ongoing system maintenance are quoted individually after an initial audit.

03 FAQ

Common questions about design systems.

Is our product big enough to need a design system?

If your product has more than a handful of screens and more than one person touching it, a scaled system already pays off. We right-size the scope — a startup doesn't need Salesforce's system, it needs the twenty components it actually uses, documented properly.

Can you tidy up our existing messy Figma files instead?

Yes — systemising an existing product is the most common brief we get. We audit what's there, consolidate duplicates and rebuild it as a proper component library, preserving what already works.

Do the tokens map to code?

Tokens are named and structured with implementation in mind, so your developers can mirror them directly in CSS variables or your framework's theme layer. We align naming conventions with your dev team during handoff.

What happens when the system needs to change later?

The documentation includes governance conventions for proposing and versioning changes. And because components are built properly — with variants and auto-layout — updates propagate cleanly instead of breaking every screen.

Order

Tired of designing the same button twice?

Show us your current files. We'll tell you honestly whether a full system or a focused tidy-up will deliver the most value.

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