UX Design
Design System Patterns
Defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Audit
Project Duration :
1.5 year
Problem :
The company had multiple products, each designed by different designers, leading to inconsistencies in UI patterns such as alerts, banners, inputs, forms, dashboards, content switchers, and guidance. While the same colors were used across products, the styles varied, resulting in a disjointed user experience. To improve consistency, efficiency, and scalability, the team initiated the creation of a unified design system.
Solution :
A team of five designers, including myself, collaborated to develop the design system. Our process included:
Research & Audit: We gathered screenshots from all products, analyzed inconsistencies, and categorized them based on pattern types.
Benchmarking: We studied existing design systems such as Lightning, Carbon, Salesforce, and Atlassian to identify best practices and define guidelines.
Pattern Standardization: We divided the components among the team, defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns, of which I personally led the research and documentation of 17 key patterns, establishing clear, scalable guidelines.
Collaboration & Iteration:
Used Teams and Figma for real-time collaboration.
Conducted daily stand-ups for status updates and planning.
Held weekly reviews with design leads and supervisors to validate each pattern before moving to the next.
DELIVERABLES :
We delivered a comprehensive design system that included:
44 fully documented UI patterns with comprehensive guidelines and usage rules.
Consistent design rules and patterns to be applied across all products.
A Figma library containing reusable components and patterns.
RESULTS:
Improved design consistency across all products.
Reduced design and development time by providing ready-to-use components.
Enabled scalability, allowing new features and products to follow the same design principles.
Enhanced collaboration between designers and developers, making implementation smoother.
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UX Design
Design System Patterns
Defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Audit
Project Duration :
1.5 year
Problem :
The company had multiple products, each designed by different designers, leading to inconsistencies in UI patterns such as alerts, banners, inputs, forms, dashboards, content switchers, and guidance. While the same colors were used across products, the styles varied, resulting in a disjointed user experience. To improve consistency, efficiency, and scalability, the team initiated the creation of a unified design system.
Solution :
A team of five designers, including myself, collaborated to develop the design system. Our process included:
Research & Audit: We gathered screenshots from all products, analyzed inconsistencies, and categorized them based on pattern types.
Benchmarking: We studied existing design systems such as Lightning, Carbon, Salesforce, and Atlassian to identify best practices and define guidelines.
Pattern Standardization: We divided the components among the team, defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns, of which I personally led the research and documentation of 17 key patterns, establishing clear, scalable guidelines.
Collaboration & Iteration:
Used Teams and Figma for real-time collaboration.
Conducted daily stand-ups for status updates and planning.
Held weekly reviews with design leads and supervisors to validate each pattern before moving to the next.
DELIVERABLES :
We delivered a comprehensive design system that included:
44 fully documented UI patterns with comprehensive guidelines and usage rules.
Consistent design rules and patterns to be applied across all products.
A Figma library containing reusable components and patterns.
RESULTS:
Improved design consistency across all products.
Reduced design and development time by providing ready-to-use components.
Enabled scalability, allowing new features and products to follow the same design principles.
Enhanced collaboration between designers and developers, making implementation smoother.
More Projects
UX Design
Design System Patterns
Defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Audit
Project Duration :
1.5 year
Problem :
The company had multiple products, each designed by different designers, leading to inconsistencies in UI patterns such as alerts, banners, inputs, forms, dashboards, content switchers, and guidance. While the same colors were used across products, the styles varied, resulting in a disjointed user experience. To improve consistency, efficiency, and scalability, the team initiated the creation of a unified design system.
Solution :
A team of five designers, including myself, collaborated to develop the design system. Our process included:
Research & Audit: We gathered screenshots from all products, analyzed inconsistencies, and categorized them based on pattern types.
Benchmarking: We studied existing design systems such as Lightning, Carbon, Salesforce, and Atlassian to identify best practices and define guidelines.
Pattern Standardization: We divided the components among the team, defined rules, and created visuals to ensure alignment across products; in total, we researched, defined, created, and documented 44 core UI patterns, of which I personally led the research and documentation of 17 key patterns, establishing clear, scalable guidelines.
Collaboration & Iteration:
Used Teams and Figma for real-time collaboration.
Conducted daily stand-ups for status updates and planning.
Held weekly reviews with design leads and supervisors to validate each pattern before moving to the next.
DELIVERABLES :
We delivered a comprehensive design system that included:
44 fully documented UI patterns with comprehensive guidelines and usage rules.
Consistent design rules and patterns to be applied across all products.
A Figma library containing reusable components and patterns.
RESULTS:
Improved design consistency across all products.
Reduced design and development time by providing ready-to-use components.
Enabled scalability, allowing new features and products to follow the same design principles.
Enhanced collaboration between designers and developers, making implementation smoother.