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A design system is a documented collection of reusable components, patterns, and rules that a team draws from rather than designing every element from scratch each time.
Why They Matter as Teams Grow
Without a shared system, different designers or developers naturally drift toward slightly different buttons, spacing, and colors over time — a design system prevents that gradual inconsistency.
What's Typically Included
Color palettes, typography rules, spacing standards, and reusable UI components (buttons, forms, cards) are core building blocks of most design systems.
The Payoff
New pages and features get built faster once foundational components already exist, and the overall product feels more coherent to users.
