Enterprise Design System

The bank was struggling with inconsistent UI/UX across multiple applications, resulting in a fragmented user experience for banking professionals. Development was inefficient as teams recreated similar components for different applications, with no shared standards or reusable elements. This resulted in: - Increased development time and cost - Inconsistent branding and user experience - Difficulty maintaining applications - Training challenges for banking staff using multiple systems

I took a strategic approach by first securing executive buy-in through demonstrating the business value of a unified design system. I then assembled a cross-functional team of designers and engineers to collaborate on establishing core components and patterns. Key strategies included: - Conducting a comprehensive audit of existing interfaces - Identifying high-value components for initial development - Creating a governance model for system maintenance - Developing a phased roll-out strategy

We built an enterprise-grade design system with: - A comprehensive component library built with Typescript - Detailed documentation and usage guidelines on Storybook - A CI/CD pipeline for continuous updates - Version control and semantic versioning - Integration examples for various applications - Training materials and workshops for engineering teams The implementation involved close collaboration with product teams to ensure the system met real-world needs and addressed the most common use cases across the organization.