Audit the interface
Look for repeated decisions before creating more components.
A guide for teams organising interface foundations, reusable components and design-to-development decisions.

A design system is useful when it helps people make consistent decisions. It does not need to start as a large library. Begin with the patterns your product repeats and the guidance your team needs to use those patterns well. This guide connects the visual foundations with interaction states, content and implementation.
For founders, junior designers and small teams building a growing product.
Look for repeated decisions before creating more components.
Use named decisions instead of scattered values.
A component is more than its default appearance.
Make the handoff answer the developer’s next question.
Give consistency an owner and a feedback loop.
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