Foundations Sprint: tokens and core components
Primitive and semantic tokens, about 15 core components in Figma and React, and Storybook docs your team actually trusts. One source of truth across Figma variables and code.
See the 8-week sprint →Nuremberg · DACH & EU · Design Engineering
I combine systems thinking with craft: roadmaps and adoption for design systems, rigorous UI and UX, and design engineering in the stack (React, TypeScript, Tailwind), so design intent survives handoff.
Nord Security, Aurora. Dozens of squads.
Flyeralarm. About 90% fewer reclamations.
1st place, Into Design Systems AI Hackathon 2026.
01 / The Inconsistency Tax
It doesn't have to be this way. Let me help you solve these problems.
02 / Diagnostic
Six questions. You get a score and a read on where consistency is leaking, with no email required.
1. Your design tokens (colors, spacing, type) are…
2. How many versions of a "button" exist across your product(s)?
3. Does production match what's in Figma?
4. Can a new engineer build a screen without asking around?
5. Who owns the design system?
6. How fast are you scaling design and engineering right now?
03 / Capabilities
I lead and consult on design systems at scale, and I stay close to the craft: UX and UI, prototypes for validation, and design engineering when your team needs someone who speaks both Figma and the repo.
Primitive and semantic tokens, about 15 core components in Figma and React, and Storybook docs your team actually trusts. One source of truth across Figma variables and code.
See the 8-week sprint →Figma components and React props wired up with Code Connect. Your engineers open Dev Mode and see the real TypeScript contract, not a guessed CSS snippet.
See how handoff works →Give coding agents a contract they can actually read: clean token schemas, component guidelines, and lint checks in CI so agents use your system instead of inventing a new button.
Read how I work with agents →We count your button variants, token drift, and parity gaps across six lenses. You get a scored baseline, a cost-of-inaction estimate, and a 30/60/90-day roadmap.
See the audit →04 / The First Paid Step
In one to two weeks you'll know where you stand, what the inconsistency is costing you, and the prioritized plan to fix it.
Fixed price. The fee is credited toward a follow-on build.
Get a free consultation →05 / Selected Work
Product, platform, and design-system work I've already delivered. One engagement cut reclamations by about 90% and unlocked significant revenue.
Design systems and design engineering at Nord Security. Dozens of teams, millions of users, on a production system that has to survive handoff every week.
Design system, branding, and front-end on two software platforms. Automatic print-data error correction cut the reclamation rate by about 90%.
Figma plugin that smart-matches and swaps components when names don't align. 1st place, Into Design Systems AI Hackathon 2026.
E-learning UI that had been stuck in the early 2000s, plus a broader set of product and platform interfaces.
A fictional Series B system in this repo: tokens, components, live docs, and governance pages.
View the docs site →06 / Objections
You get a principal with 16+ years and enterprise-scale experience, plus agentic workflows that compress the mechanical work so one senior partner delivers like a small team. For larger rollouts I bring in trusted specialists. You always work with me, not an account manager.
Hiring a true design engineer takes months. The role falls through most hiring filters. I get you moving now, de-risk the direction, and can hand off to your future hire, or stay on a light retainer.
AI speeds up the production work, which is why I can deliver fixed-price and fast. The value is judgment, systems strategy, and adoption. Those are the parts AI can't own.
Agencies rarely bridge to production code or own adoption. I live in the seam between Figma and the repo, and I optimize for a system your team actually uses.
Take the Health Check, or get a free consultation. The first paid step is a fixed-price audit, credited toward any build.
Yes. Remote-first, based in Nuremberg. German (native) and English (fluent).
07 / Ready to scale?
Share where you are today: roadmap, team shape, and whether you need strategy, hands-on system build, UX and UI, or design engineering. I'll reply with honest next steps.