Figma structure
Pages, component sets, variants, naming, examples, and known inconsistencies.
I help prepare design-system context for Claude Design: component inventory, design tokens, usage rules, Figma structure, Storybook links, examples, and constraints so UI generation stops feeling like a lottery.
The point of the work is to describe the design system explicitly: which components exist, when to use them, which variants are allowed, where tokens live, and what Claude Design should avoid inventing.
Pages, component sets, variants, naming, examples, and known inconsistencies.
Usage and change guidelines, accessibility notes, and product-specific patterns.
React components, Storybook stories, package structure, props, states, and token files.
A practical inventory of components, variants, states, ownership, and recommended usage.
Color, typography, spacing, radius, elevation, and semantic tokens explained in a way AI tools can reuse.
What to do and what to avoid: accessibility requirements, layout constraints, and patterns that should not be generated.
Context files for Claude Design and adjacent AI tools, essentially working instructions for your design system.
A short document about your product language: tokens, components, constraints, and the main agreements.
A list of gaps in Figma, Storybook, tokens, documentation, or React components, plus what to fix first.
No. We can start from a rough Figma library, an unfinished Storybook, or just React components. First we identify what works, what is missing, what is duplicated, and what is unsafe to hand to AI as context.
Yes. Claude Design context is stronger when it is connected to React components, Storybook stories, props, states, and design tokens.
Nobody can guarantee that. Claude Design gets clear system context, constraints, and examples; review becomes easier, and random decisions are visible sooner.
We start with a short call and the current materials: Figma library, Storybook, documentation, or React components. The first result is a system map showing what can already be trusted and what needs cleanup first.
An audit usually takes 1–2 weeks. Context setup with component maps, token notes, and Figma and Storybook rules takes 2–4 weeks, depending on the size of the system.
Yes. I live in Cyprus and work remotely in the EET time zone. Most communication can be async, with useful overlap for Europe and the US East Coast.
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