Enterprise UX, UI and Design Systems
Large organisations rarely have a design problem on one page. They have an inconsistency problem across hundreds of pages, built by different teams, over several years, with no shared component language.
We design the journeys people actually take, then build the reusable system that keeps those journeys consistent as the organisation adds to the platform.
We can own the complete experience layer, or design within your existing global design system and component library.
^ yes, including the button that looks different on four pages
What is an enterprise design system?
^ the short version, for humans and answer engines
An enterprise design system is a documented library of reusable interface components, patterns, tokens and usage rules that multiple teams build from. It replaces page-by-page design decisions with a shared vocabulary, so a website stays visually and functionally consistent as different teams publish to it over time.
What this covers
From journey mapping to a maintained component library.
Design work that survives handover - documented, tokenised and reviewed by development before freeze.
User Journeys & Wireframes
Map the routes each audience actually takes, then wireframe them before any visual design begins.
Information Architecture
Navigation, taxonomy and page hierarchy designed for the whole platform, not one template at a time.
Interface Design
High-fidelity design across desktop, tablet and mobile with real content, not placeholder text.
Design System & Tokens
Reusable components, spacing and colour tokens, states and documented usage rules.
Accessibility by Default
Contrast, focus states, keyboard operation and semantic structure designed in - not audited in afterwards.
Developer Handover
Component specs reviewed with the build team before design freeze so what is designed is what ships.
Packing slip
What you receive
^ real things that land, not bullet points on a proposal
Audience and journey maps for each priority user group
Approved wireframes signed off by content, UX and SEO
High-fidelity designs for desktop, tablet and mobile
A documented component library with states and usage rules
Design tokens for colour, type, spacing and elevation
Accessibility annotations and focus-order documentation
Developer handover files and component specifications
A design-system maintenance and governance model
Every line above is a named output with an owner and a date. If we cannot say who is delivering it, it does not go on the slip.
Questions
^ ask us anything, we answer straight
Consistency is a system, not a style guide.
If the same button looks different on four pages, the problem is not design taste - it is the absence of a maintained system.
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