What you get with this service
Foundation with tokens and primitives
Color, typography, spacing, radius, and elevation organized as reusable tokens: a solid base before building components and screens.
Component library in Figma
Buttons, inputs, navigation, cards, and layout patterns with variants, states, and auto layout: ready for complex flows without reinventing visuals every screen.
Documentation and governance
Usage guidelines, naming, do's and don'ts, and criteria for when to create new components: the team knows how to keep the system alive.
Development-aligned handoff
Specs, exportable tokens, and acceptance criteria for dev: less rework between design and implementation, especially for white-label or multi-journey products.
Outcomes we aim for together
Every deliverable is meant to move the business and be ready to use.
Visually consistent product across all journeys
Reusable, documented components in Figma
Less rework when scaling screens and features
Clear handoff for development or white-label
A base ready to evolve without breaking patterns
What we typically deliver
Token map (color, type, space, radius)
Component library in Figma
Layout and composition patterns
Usage and naming documentation
Handoff specs and criteria for dev
Typical timelines
Every project has its own scope: these are typical timelines when content and approvals move at the agreed pace.
1 to 2 weeks
Audit and foundation
Inventory of what exists, token and primitive definition, library architecture, and prioritization of critical components.
2 to 4 weeks
Components and patterns
Figma library build, variants, states, navigation patterns, and validation with real product flows.
1 to 2 weeks
Documentation and handoff
Guidelines, specs, governance criteria, and delivery package for product or development teams.
Related projects
Belin cases in design systems and scalable UI for apps and platforms.
Recommended reading
Articles on process, tools, behind the scenes, and when Framer beats other stacks.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before we start the conversation.
No. It works for SaaS, e-commerce, white-label platforms, dashboards, and web products with many screens: whenever consistency and scale matter.
Both. We can structure a new system or audit existing interfaces, consolidate components, and document what's already in use.
Yes. Library, tokens, variants, and documentation stay in Figma, organized for handoff and continuous product evolution.
The design system complements research, wireframes, and UI: we deliver the component and token layer that supports prototypes and implementation, aligned with UX/UI or Web development when the project continues with us.
Ready to talk about this service?
Tell us where you are: fixed project or ongoing partnership. We reply with scope and next steps.