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Design System Services: Figma Libraries, Tokens and Coded Components
One shared set of styles and components so your product looks consistent and ships faster.
Stack we work in
- Figma
- React
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Flutter
- Dart
- GetX
- Projects delivered
- 680+
- Clients served
- 310+
- Client retention
- 98%
- Certified engineers
- 20+
- Building since
- 2018
Figures as of Oct 2026
Trusted by
- Aralia
- Rosa Pistrina
- Lashbo
- Micromunchi
- Payroll Ninja
- POD
- Petdx
- Yokey
- Spin Up
- Starwear
- Udlins
- Vegpal
- Wander Wings
- Wish It
- Wisl
Signs you need a design system
A design system is the shared kit your designers and developers build every screen from: colors, type, spacing, icons and ready-made components, plus the rules for using them.
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With one in place, new features take less time to design and build, screens look and behave the same across web and mobile, and fixes happen once instead of in fifty places. We build design systems end to end: Figma libraries with variables, design tokens that sync to code, component libraries in React or Flutter, and documentation in Storybook that your team will use.
Five versions of the same button
Every team has built its own buttons, modals and form fields, and they look slightly different on every page.
Front-end work is slow
Developers rebuild common UI for each feature instead of picking a tested component off the shelf.
Rebrand or dark mode feels impossible
Colors and fonts are hard-coded across hundreds of files, so any change to the look means weeks of work.
Design and code have drifted apart
Figma files no longer match what is live, and nobody is sure which one is right.
Accessibility issues keep coming back
Contrast, focus and keyboard bugs are fixed page by page and reappear in new features.
Outcomes
What you get
- New screens designed and built faster from ready-made parts
- A consistent look and behavior across web, iOS and Android
- Brand or theme changes made once in tokens, not screen by screen
- Accessibility handled in shared components instead of per page
- Less design debt and fewer one-off components to maintain
- Files, code and documentation owned by your team
What we deliver
What you receive
Figma library
Foundations, variables, components and page patterns, published as a shared library.
Design tokens
A token set with transforms to CSS, Tailwind, Flutter or native formats, synced through GitHub.
Component library
Tested React or Flutter components, versioned and published as a package.
Storybook docs
Interactive documentation with examples, props, states and usage rules.
Governance guide
How to propose, review, release and deprecate components.
Migration plan
A ranked plan to move existing screens onto the system with the least disruption.
Where teams use this service
SaaS products growing fast
Keep a growing product consistent as new squads and features are added.
Learn moreWeb and mobile from one brand
Share tokens and patterns between a React web app and Flutter mobile apps.
Learn moreMulti-brand and white-label
Serve several brands or client themes from one component library and token set.
Before a redesign
Build the system first, then redesign screens from it so the new look stays consistent.
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Audit and foundations
Start from what you already have.
- UI inventory of existing screens, components and one-off styles
- Color, typography, spacing, radius, elevation and motion foundations
- Accessible color pairs checked against WCAG 2.2 AA contrast
- Naming conventions and a token structure (primitive, semantic, component)
- Roadmap that ranks components by how often they are used
Figma libraries
A library designers enjoy using.
- Figma variables and modes for light, dark, brand and density themes
- Components built with auto layout, variants and component properties
- Icon set and illustration guidelines
- Page templates and patterns for forms, tables, empty states and errors
- Library publishing, branching and contribution rules
Built with
- Figma
Design tokens
One source of truth from Figma to code.
- Token export from Figma variables or Tokens Studio
- Transformation to CSS variables, Tailwind theme, Flutter ThemeData and native formats with Style Dictionary
- Token sync through GitHub pull requests, so changes are reviewed
- Multi-brand and white-label theming from one token set
Built with
- Figma
- Tokens Studio
- Style Dictionary
- Flutter
Coded component libraries
Components developers can install and trust.
- React and TypeScript components, built on Radix UI or shadcn/ui where it fits
- Flutter widget libraries that work with GetX, Riverpod or Bloc apps
- Keyboard, focus and screen reader support built into every component
- Unit, visual regression and accessibility tests in CI
- Versioned packages published to npm or a private registry
Built with
- React
- TypeScript
- shadcn/ui
- Radix UI
- Flutter
- GetX
- Riverpod
- Bloc
Documentation and adoption
A system people follow, not a file nobody opens.
- Storybook with live examples, props tables and usage guidance
- Do and don't examples, content guidelines and accessibility notes
- Migration plan to move existing screens onto the system
- Governance: who approves changes, how versions are released
- Training sessions for designers and developers
Built with
- Storybook
Why teams choose Equitysoft for design systems
Since 2018 we have delivered 680+ projects for 310+ clients, and 98% of clients keep working with us.
Designers and developers together
We build the Figma library and the coded components in one team, so design and code stay in sync.
Tokens that connect both sides
We use Figma variables and design tokens that export straight into your code.
Accessible from the start
Components are designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, so every product built on them starts accessible.
Documented for adoption
We document usage and contribution rules so your teams can maintain and extend the system.
Recent work from our team
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How we work
Audit
We review your product screens, existing Figma files and code to find duplicate components, inconsistent styles and gaps.
You receive UI inventory and audit report
Foundations
We define color, type, spacing and other foundations as tokens, with contrast checks and theme modes.
You receive Token set and foundations in Figma
Core components
We design and build the most-used components first, such as buttons, inputs, selects, tables, modals and navigation.
You receive Figma library and coded components
Documentation
Every component gets a Storybook page with examples, props, states and usage rules.
You receive Storybook documentation site
Adoption
We help your team move existing screens onto the system and set up governance for changes.
You receive Migration plan and governance guide
Ongoing support
We add components, release versions and keep the Figma library and code in step.
You receive Release notes and roadmap
Tech stack
Technologies we use
Mobile
Frontend
Languages
Cloud and DevOps
Testing and quality
Other tools
Engagement
Ways to work with us
Design system starter
Audit, foundations, tokens and 15 to 25 core components in Figma and one codebase.
- Fixed scope and price
- Usable in 6 to 10 weeks
Full design system
Multi-platform libraries, theming, documentation and migration support.
- Staged releases
- Demos every sprint
Dedicated design system team
A designer and front-end developer who maintain and extend your system.
- Full or part time
- Works in your tools
Questions, answered
It is a shared kit of styles and components, plus the rules for using them, that your designers and developers both work from. It usually includes a Figma library, design tokens, a coded component library and documentation. The goal is that a button, form or table looks and works the same everywhere, and is built only once.
If you have one small product and one designer, a well-organized Figma UI kit may be enough. A design system pays off when several designers or teams work on the same product, when you have web and mobile apps, more than one brand, or when inconsistent screens and slow front-end work are already a problem.
It depends on how many components you need, whether we code them for one platform or several, theming needs and how much existing product must move onto the system. After an audit we send a written estimate. As a guide, a foundations-plus-core-components system in Figma and React usually costs $12,000 to $30,000, and a multi-platform system with React and Flutter libraries, theming and full documentation $30,000 to $90,000 or more (USD).
Yes, that is the most common case. We inventory what is already there, keep what works, merge duplicates and fill gaps, so the system matches your brand and your users are not surprised by a sudden redesign.
Yes. We set up Figma variables with modes for themes such as light and dark, and export them as design tokens. Style Dictionary then turns the tokens into CSS variables, a Tailwind theme, Flutter theme files or other formats, so a change in Figma reaches code through a reviewed pull request.
Mostly React with TypeScript for web, often on top of Radix UI or shadcn/ui, and Flutter for mobile and cross-platform apps. Flutter libraries work with GetX, Riverpod or Bloc state management. We match the stack your product already uses.
Accessibility is built into each component: color contrast checked against WCAG 2.2 AA, visible focus, full keyboard support, correct ARIA roles and labels, and tests with axe-core in CI. Teams that use the components get these benefits on every screen.
We use Storybook for live, interactive component docs with props, states and code examples, and can add a Zeroheight or Supernova site for guidelines aimed at designers, writers and product managers.
Foundations and a first set of core components usually take 6 to 10 weeks. A fuller system across web and mobile with documentation and migration support takes 3 to 6 months. We release in stages so your team can start using parts early.
Your team owns it. We set up governance, contribution rules and versioning so it stays healthy, and we can stay on for ongoing component work through a dedicated designer and developer if you prefer.
You do. The Figma library, tokens and component code are yours, and we work under NDA if you need one.
We start with a short discovery call under NDA if you need one. Send us your idea, any designs or documents, and the systems the work must connect to. We then share a written scope, timeline and estimate before any build work starts.
Want screens that look the same and ship faster?
Book a call. We will look at your product and Figma files and suggest the right scope for a design system.