Tokens, a Figma library and a React component kit that share the same names and values, so your team ships consistent UI faster.
No match. Your brand goes here.
Four shades of the same blue, three button heights, spacing picked by eye. Users notice, even if they can’t say why.
Designers redraw them, engineers re-code them, and every copy drifts a little further from the others.
New designers and engineers need one source of truth to build on, before every new hire adds a new style.
Both are fixed-price, with a written scope before any work starts.
An audit and the tokens everything else is built on.
Foundations plus a component kit in Figma and React.
A “primary button” means the same thing in a token, a Figma component, a React prop and a docs page.
Color, type, spacing and radius as named values, exported to CSS variables and Tailwind.
tokens.jsonComponents with auto-layout, variants and variables, so designs map 1:1 to code.
Variables · VariantsTyped, accessible components built on the tokens, ready for your team to extend.
TypeScriptEvery component with its variants, states and usage notes, in one place your team can search.
DocsI collect every color, font size and component in use today, and show you where they’ve drifted.
Tokens and themes, agreed with you, then set up as Figma variables and exported to code.
Designed in Figma and built in React side by side, reviewed as pull requests with preview links.
Storybook docs for everything, and a session with your team on how to use and extend it.
Yes. The audit starts from what you have. We keep what works, clean up what’s drifted, and connect it to code.
Yes. Tokens export to plain CSS variables that work anywhere. The component kit is React today. The tokens and the Figma library work with any stack.
The system comes first. Moving existing screens onto it can be scoped as a follow-up, or done over time on the Design engineer on call plan.
Your team. Everything lives in your Figma and your repo, with docs for how to add and change components.
Yes. Color pairs are checked for contrast, and components handle focus, keyboard use and screen-reader labels.
Tell me what you’re building. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you that too.
or email hi@klep.dev