Figma to React with one shared model behind both.
Figma and React do different jobs. The problem begins when they encode different decisions and the team has to guess which one is right.
A shared model
The goal is a shared model. The same foundations, names, patterns, and states stay recognisable in both places.
That makes the work easier to review. A design decision can be traced into code, and an implementation constraint can change the design while staying part of the system.
Where the bridge usually breaks
The most expensive gaps sit under the surface.
- Tokens named for how they look
- Components whose variants drift from real product states
- Screens designed as single happy paths
- Responsive and loading behaviour left to inference
How Nordlean works
We build Figma and React as two views of the same system, beginning with the few foundations and patterns that recur through the product. The handoff becomes a shared workflow that runs the whole way through.
Make the next part of the product easier to build.
Bring the thing your team is repeatedly working around. We will work out whether a system intervention is the right move.
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