Design infra &
orchestration
for teams
moving fast

Design infra &
orchestration for
teams moving fast

Product Design
sets the direction.

Design Engineering
makes it durable.

Our designers ship production-ready UI.

They prototype in code, maintain component systems, and work inside your repository. Design direction, product look and feel, user experience and UI become an infrastructure.

Patterns, tokens, components, documentation, and an instruction layer running under the hood, so design and product decisions are implemented fast, in the way the team intended.

We use Figma where it matters — new patterns, complex UX, design direction, and layouts that need visual exploration.

Everywhere else, design agents and structured prompts work from the project's instruction layer, real components from the codebase, and design system context to generate production-aligned UI that designers steer and refine.

Humans own the decisions that shape the product. Agents handle pattern work;

The layers
beneath the interface

We build and maintain the systems that keep your product consistent, themeable, and fast to extend.

Token Studio
Our proprietary styling control layer. Color, typography, spacing, motion — codified as a multi-axis token system with themeable modes. Compiles to CSS, Tailwind, Figma variables, and native iOS/Android. Restyle in an afternoon, ship dark mode in a sprint.
Components in your codebase
Built in your repo, documented in Storybook, visually tested with Chromatic. Figma components mirror what ships — kept in parity through Code Connect.
Rules agents can follow
Usage rules, component specs, and design guidelines served to humans and machines alike. Agents pull this context through MCP or API calls — so generated UI follows your system instead of approximating it.

When you need
design engineering

Symptoms that point to a missing design infrastructure layer underneath the product.

Product iterations are slow and fragmented.
Design context lives in too many places and none of them talk to each other.
Engineers ship without designers — and it shows in the product feeling.
Figma files diverge from what shipped.
Components exist in the library but nobody uses them.
New features get built from scratch because finding the existing pattern takes longer than recreating it.
AI copilots generate plausible-looking UI that breaks every convention the team agreed on.

What design
engineering ships

Each sprint ships product work and grows the system underneath it. Over 3–6 months.

Production-grade design system — tokens, components, Storybook docs, AI-ready annotations
UI/UX delivered in code, aligned with your engineering stack
Single source of truth across design and engineering
Shorter cycles from design decision to production
Design infrastructure that makes onboarding faster for every new team member
Figma ↔ Code loop that removes handoff friction

How we balance
design engineering

and
product design

Design engineering without design direction produces technically clean UI that nobody connects with. Automated, consistent, and forgettable.

We keep both in the same process because they depend on each other. Designers own the experience: product thinking, interaction strategy, the moments where a screen becomes memorable. That work shapes what the system should express. Design engineering makes sure the system carries it — at scale, in code, across every surface.