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VP R&D – Sonnen
"They treat the customer portal as their product and this resulted in the high quality of their work."
Cursor generates a component. Claude Code builds a new screen. Figma Make ships a flow. Without a shared design system, every AI output pulls your product in a different direction. Build the design system that becomes your team's guardrail – so AI accelerates without fragmenting.
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No shared component library. Every sprint rebuilds what already exists.
No coded components. Every handoff requires interpretation – introducing inconsistency.
No shared tokens. Cursor, Claude Code and Figma Make each use their own visual logic.
A product that feels like it was built by five different companies. Users don't know why it feels off – they just stop trusting it.
No documentation. New team members spend weeks figuring out which component to use.
Design debt compounds silently until a full redesign becomes unavoidable.
One Figma design system. Components built once, reused across every team.
Figma-to-code parity. Developers implement components, not guesses.
AI tools work within your design tokens. Every generated screen stays on brand consistently.
Every screen feels like it belongs to the same product. Users focus on what they're doing – not on figuring out why something looks different.
Design system documentation eliminates ambiguity from day one.
Predictable cost. Scalable UI infrastructure that grows with your product.
Every product team is at a different stage. Some need to understand what's broken first. Others are ready to build. A few need ongoing support to keep the system alive. Start where it makes sense for you.
Component inventory
A full map of every UI component currently used across your product – buttons, forms, modals, navigation, typography. You'll see exactly how many variants exist and which ones can be consolidated.
Inconsistency report
A documented overview of visual inconsistencies across your product – spacing, colour, typography, component behaviour. Prioritised by impact so your team knows where to start.
Design-to-code gap analysis
A side-by-side comparison of what exists in Figma and what exists in code. Where they match, where they diverge, and what that costs your team every sprint.
AI-readiness assessment
An evaluation of whether your current UI foundation is ready for AI-assisted development – and what's missing before Cursor, Claude Code or Figma Make can generate consistent output.
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Design tokens
Colour, typography, spacing, elevation, border radius – defined once, applied everywhere. Every team works from the same variables. Every AI tool generates output within the same visual boundaries.
Figma component library
A production-ready library of core UI components built in Figma – buttons, forms, modals, navigation, typography. Structured, named, and ready to use across every product team.
Coded components
The same components built in code. Figma and production stay in sync – developers implement components, not interpretations.
Figma-to-code parity
Design and Figma stay in sync through a documented handoff process – component names, token references, and states match between Figma and codebase.
Documentation
Design system documentation covering component usage, variants, and extension guidelines – written for designers and developers who didn't build the system.
Governance model
Who decides on new components. How to request changes. How the system versions as the product grows. Without this, design systems fragment within months.
Optional: Storybook integration
Your coded components published in Storybook – a visual library developers can reference without opening Figma.
Optional: Team handoff session
A live design system onboarding session for your product team – covering component usage, documentation structure, and governance process. So designers and developers know how to work with the system from day one.
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Component library updates
New and updated components added as your product evolves – following the same token architecture as the original system.
Design token management
Token updates across colour, typography, spacing, and elevation – propagated across Figma and codebase simultaneously. One change updates every component that references it.
Documentation maintenance
Documentation updated with every change – new components, deprecated variants, updated guidelines. New team members onboard without asking the person who built the system.
Governance process support
A defined process for evaluating new component requests. Prevents ad-hoc additions that fragment the system – keeps it a shared standard, not a starting point every team diverges from.
AI-output consistency reviews
Periodic review of components generated by Cursor, Claude Code, and Figma Make against your design tokens and component library. Flags inconsistencies before they become a second visual language inside your product.
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Everything you need to know before you start.
he Audit is a one-week assessment – it tells you what's inconsistent, what's missing, and what to fix first. The MVP is the build phase: a complete Figma component library, design tokens, coded components, and documentation delivered in 6–10 weeks. Most teams start with the Audit, then move into the MVP with a clear plan.
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