I started out experimenting with three different internal companies that the design system would be applied to, discovering, establishing and stress-testing a style and library of components and patterns. Later in the process, I created an adaptive/responsive library of UI components, synced and made available to a team of designers via Figma Library. This allowed the team of product designers to quickly construct UIs and flows using consistent pre-made, editable and flexible symbols, so they could focus on UX, and not re-designing the product over and over.Every detail of the system's design was documented, initially (for speed) using Google Docs so it was easily accessible by the team, and later developed into a website. And the implementation/development of the system was tracked via GitHub between myself and the engineering lead, built using React JS and Sass, including integrating CSS/Sass I had written while designing and documenting the system components. Below is a taster of the design system, and the Figma Library of components. More details on this case study coming soon...