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After the pandemic, the events industry shifted toward remote and hybrid events. The company decided to take this change as an opportunity to open up to a new market.
To be ready for this new market, we started by setting a solid foundation. The company invested in a rebranding to refresh its image and reflect this new era, and also decided to build a new product. To make this possible, it was necessary to create a new design system.
The product needed to adapt to each client's brand while remaining scalable and under our control. At the same time, it was essential to maintain consistency with existing product functionality, ensuring continuity for current users.
The new system also had to work across multiple products, creating a shared and coherent experience between them.
A single design system supporting multiple brands and products, built to scale with control.
We conducted a full audit of all components across the different products. From this, we created a component sheet detailing all existing elements, identifying redundancies and opportunities for standardization. This phase gave us a clear picture of the existing ecosystem.
At this stage, goals, timelines, and priorities were defined to continue evolving the products while planning a gradual integration of the new design system. This allowed us to introduce changes without breaking existing functionality or disrupting current users.
We defined the visual language of the system, including layout systems, spacing, grids, breakpoints, color palette, typography, and tone. We also established naming conventions for components and tokens, aligned with the development team. This created a solid base, ensured consistency, and built a shared language across teams.
Work started with creating the tokens and redesigning the core components of the system. Close collaboration with developers from early stages helped build a solid design system and Storybook. Components and tokens were documented with clear usage guidelines.
All tokens, components, and layouts were built in collaboration with the development team. Progress was tracked using a table inventory, and components and layouts were carefully integrated into the product, replacing old ones without breaking functionality.
One design system, built to support multiple brands across a new product, with documentation that made it possible for design and development to work independently.
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