Component Libraries That Cut Design Time in Half

Forrester found that every $1 invested in UX returns $100. We build organized Figma component libraries with variants, auto-layout, and responsive properties that make that ROI tangible.

Figma Component Libraries

Organized, production-ready Figma component libraries with variants, auto-layout, responsive properties, and documentation that accelerate design output across your team.

What's Included

Everything you get with our Figma Component Libraries

Component Audit & Inventory

Complete catalog of your existing components with usage analysis -- what's active, what's duplicated, and what's orphaned.

Variant Architecture

Every component built with Figma's component properties -- boolean toggles, instance swaps, text overrides -- so one component handles dozens of use cases.

Auto-Layout & Responsiveness

Components built with auto-layout and min/max width constraints that resize naturally from mobile to desktop without manual adjustment.

Naming & Organization

Consistent slash-naming conventions (e.g., Button/Primary/Large) that make components discoverable through Figma's asset search.

Usage Documentation Pages

In-file documentation showing each component's variants, states, spacing, and usage guidelines with do/don't examples.

Developer Reference Layer

Named layers, annotated spacing, and dev-mode-ready structure so engineers can inspect any component and get exact values.

How We Build Your Component Library

1

Audit Existing Components

We inventory every component across your Figma workspace, mapping usage frequency and identifying duplicates, inconsistencies, and orphaned elements.

2

Define Component Architecture

We design the variant structure, naming conventions, and property system for each component based on your actual use cases -- not theoretical ones.

3

Build & Test Components

Each component is built with auto-layout, proper constraints, and variant coverage. We test with real content at multiple breakpoints to ensure they hold up in production scenarios.

4

Document & Organize

We create documentation pages showing usage guidelines, variant options, and accessibility considerations. Components are organized with consistent naming for instant discoverability.

5

Publish & Train

We publish the library to your team and run training sessions covering how to find, use, and request new components. Your team is productive immediately.

Key Benefits

Design New Screens in Minutes, Not Hours

When every component is a drag-and-drop away, designers assemble instead of draw. Teams using well-structured libraries report 40-60% faster screen production.

Zero Ambiguity for Developers

Each component has one canonical version with clear variants and states. Developers never have to guess which design is the 'real' one, cutting handoff questions by 50% or more.

Onboard New Designers Instantly

New team members find and use the right components on day one instead of spending weeks learning tribal knowledge about which files contain the 'latest' versions.

Brand Consistency Across Every Touchpoint

One library governs all products. Update a component once and it propagates everywhere -- no more rogue buttons or off-brand color values in production.

Research & Evidence

Backed by industry research and proven results

FinTech App: From 800 Components to 200

Agency Team: Shared Library Across 15 Client Projects

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a component library and a design system?

A component library is the collection of reusable UI elements -- buttons, cards, inputs, navigation. A design system wraps the library with design tokens, spacing rules, typography scales, usage guidelines, and governance. We offer both as separate services, and many clients start with a library and expand to a full system later.

Can you build a library for our existing product or only new projects?

We specialize in building libraries from existing products. We audit your current Figma files, extract what's worth keeping, and rebuild it into a proper library. Most teams have 40-60% usable work that just needs better architecture.

How do you handle components that need to work across multiple products?

We use Figma's variable collections for theming and build base components that adapt through property overrides. One button component can serve your main app, marketing site, and admin dashboard by swapping variable modes.

What if our design needs change after the library is built?

Libraries are living assets. We build them with extensibility in mind -- clear patterns for adding new variants and components. We also offer ongoing support retainers for teams that want us to handle library evolution as your product grows.

Stop Losing Hours to Component Chaos

Let us audit your Figma workspace and show you exactly how a structured component library can accelerate your team's output.