Field guides
Short notes from the work: what a system intervention is for, when it is the right move, and how each piece of it runs.
Design system audit
A design-system audit for the product you actually have.
Before a redesign, a component library, or a migration: find the decisions that keep getting reopened, and the few that make everything else easier.
AI-ready design systems
An AI-ready design system is a system with judgement in it.
Generated surfaces make building faster. They also multiply the chances for an interface to become generic, inconsistent, or unsafe. Better constraints keep the output usable.
Figma to React design systems
Figma to React with one shared model behind both.
Figma and React do different jobs. The problem begins when they encode different decisions and the team has to guess which one is right.
StyleX design systems
A StyleX design system that makes the interface easier to change correctly.
StyleX is most useful when it carries a system into the implementation: named tokens, scoped styles, and explicit variation, with one strategy underneath every component.
Design token migration
A token migration that turns scattered values into product decisions.
Migrating tokens is worthwhile when the model changes along with the names. Rename alone and you get a more organised kind of ambiguity.
Product pattern library
Build the product patterns that make future features less bespoke.
Users experience your product as flows, states, and familiar ways of getting work done. That is where a pattern library earns its place.
Design system migration
A design-system migration that keeps shipping while the foundations change.
Most migrations fail when they ask the entire product to pause for architectural cleanliness. A better migration makes each active piece of work a little more coherent than the last.
Make the next part of the product easier to build.
Bring the thing your team is repeatedly working around. We will work out whether a system intervention is the right move.
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