Design Systems & Component Libraries
A documented set of reusable components and tokens so every page looks like the same product and ships faster.
Design
When every page is hand-built, they drift. A design system fixes the vocabulary — tokens, components, patterns — so new pages are assembled from known parts and stay consistent without a designer reviewing every one.
- Design tokens (colour, type, spacing, radius, shadow) as one source of truth
- A component library: buttons, forms, cards, nav, tables, feedback states
- Documentation with live examples and usage/do-not-use notes
- Light and dark (or multi-theme) support baked into the tokens
- Accessibility built in — focus states, contrast, keyboard behaviour
- A contribution guide so the system grows without me
Tokens are the contract
Every colour, size, and spacing value is a named token. Components reference tokens, never raw values. Re-theming — a rebrand, a dark mode, a client white-label — becomes changing a token file, not hunting through CSS.
Documented, or it will not get used
The library ships with a docs site: every component rendered live, with its props, its variants, and a short note on when to use it and when not to. If people cannot find a component in ten seconds, they will rebuild it.
This site is an example
tech-zenigmatica.com and courses.tech-zenigmatica share one token-driven system — same fonts, same components, two different products. That is the pattern I would build for you.
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