Flare

Bitso's design system.

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The challenge

Bitso been an international brand, there was a need Improve the visual, content, brand, and functional consistency across products and platforms.

Bitso's widly different UI for the same feature.

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The basics

The first thing we needed to do was stablish our foundations.
These foundations represent Bitso's Design Language through basic guidelines for designers and developers to make informed decisions about style. One highlight from this is that, for colors, we organized them into theme-like structure so you could change between them really easily in every platform.

THE FIGMA FILE CONTAINING THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF THE DESIGN SYSTEM.

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The components

Once the foundations were stablished, we started creating components for the mobile app and for the website. Each one following the best practices and our component guidelines.

THE FIGMA FILE CONTAINING FLARE'S COMPONENTS.

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Flare inspector

The Flare inspector was a Figma plugin I created to increase the adoption of the design systems on other squads, it can tell you what are the things that does not align with the design system guidelines and how to correct them.

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Galileo

Mantaining a Design system is not easy, so I also created a service that uses data in a spreadsheet to automatically update our code base, our documentation and it also conects to a Figma plugin so you can get updates libraries really easy.

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Final thougths

Flare was an incredible challenge about scaling a Design system to serve different teams with on different platforms, each one with it's own little identity that branches from the main brand.

An example of screens with Flare.

Site designed and coded by yours truly. ❤