Your client needs a design system or a set of high-fidelity screens their developers can build from. Figma is the standard. Not everyone on your team works in it at the level a complex product or brand system requires. We build design systems, component libraries, and high-fidelity screen designs in Figma under your agency's brand. Developers receive everything they need. The Figma file transfers to you on completion.
Figma files vary enormously in quality. A file that looks good in a presentation but lacks component states, has unorganized layers, and missing annotations is not a developer handoff. It is a reference image. Developers building from an incomplete Figma file ask constant questions, make their own decisions about edge cases, and produce inconsistent results.
Building a production-quality Figma design system requires specific expertise: token architecture, component organization, naming conventions that scale, and a deep understanding of how the file will be used by the team inheriting it. This is not a task that benefits from occasional Figma experience. It requires someone who builds in Figma at this level regularly.
Tokens, variants, auto-layout, and component architecture in Figma follow specific conventions that become expensive to refactor after the fact. A design system built incorrectly at the start creates technical debt in design that mirrors the technical debt in code it was meant to prevent.
Annotated specs, interaction notes, edge case documentation, and asset exports are part of the deliverable, not an afterthought. Developers should not need to reverse-engineer intent from a screen. Every decision the designer made should be documented in the file.
Your client should own their Figma files completely. A design deliverable that requires an ongoing relationship with a specific designer to make updates is a liability, not an asset. We transfer file ownership on completion so your client's team can work independently from day one.
You share the brand brief, existing assets, and the scope of screens and components required. We define the design token architecture and component inventory before building anything. You review and approve the token structure before component work begins. This prevents expensive refactoring later when the system is already in use.
The component library is built against the approved token architecture. Figma AI assists with component generation and auto-layout organization, accelerating the system build phase. High-fidelity screens are designed using the component library so every screen is automatically consistent with the system. You review screens in progress before final approval.
The interactive prototype is built for client presentation. Developer handoff annotations and asset exports are prepared. The Figma file is organized, layers named, and frames structured using your agency's naming conventions. On sign-off, the file is transferred to your agency account. Your client receives a production-ready Figma file with no reference to Nova and More anywhere in it.
User research, wireframes, high-fidelity UI screens, and interactive prototypes. If your client needs the full UX process before Figma system build, this covers it.
Logo system, color palette, typography, and brand guidelines. The foundation that makes a Figma design system consistent with the brand beyond just the product UI.
SEO fulfillment for agencies. Strategy, content, and technical work delivered under your brand.
Website design mockups delivered as presentation-ready PDFs. 10-15 day turnaround, your brand on the cover.