Build a component system your team can trust
A component system that's consistent, accessible, and ready to scale. If your current library feels inconsistent, fragile, or hard to extend, this gives you a clean foundation to build on.
Book an intro callThis is for you if:
- You're starting from scratch and want to do it right
- Your current library feels inconsistent or hard to maintain
- Your team is rebuilding components instead of reusing them
- Accessibility isn't consistently built into your UI
If you're spending more time working around your library than building with it, it's time for a reset.
Most teams don't struggle because they lack components. They struggle because their components weren't designed as a system.
So over time: variants multiply, styles drift, accessibility breaks down, and reuse becomes harder than rebuilding.
At that point, adding more components just makes things worse. You don't need more. You need a clean foundation.
At the end of this engagement, you'll have:
- A consistent, reusable component system
- 20 core components built to your design tokens
- A clear token architecture (color, spacing, typography, and more)
- Accessibility built in to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA
- Storybook documentation your team can use
- A system your team can rely on, not work around
What's included
- Design token architecture (color, spacing, typography, border radius)
- 20 core components (buttons, inputs, modals, cards, navigation, alerts, badges, and more)
- Keyboard navigation and ARIA support throughout
- Storybook documentation with usage examples and variants
- One round of revisions
How it works
- Kickoff: We align on tokens, styling approach, and product needs.
- Build: I build your component library over 2–3 weeks, with visibility throughout.
- Review: You review the system and provide feedback. I include one revision round.
- Handoff: I deliver the library to your repo with a walkthrough so your team can start using it immediately.
A well-structured component system compounds
Every feature ships faster. Every developer onboards faster. Every UI decision becomes easier.
A broken system compounds too: more inconsistency, more rework, more accessibility risk. Fixing the foundation early is significantly cheaper than rebuilding it later.
Component library starter pricing
Most teams spend more than this rebuilding components and fixing inconsistencies within a few months. Fixing the foundation once costs less than continuing to work around it.
Where this fits
Most teams use the Component Library Starter alongside or after an audit. From there, we:
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If your component library feels like it's slowing your team down, it's time for a reset
Book a short intro call. We'll look at your current setup and determine if this is the right next step.