Design system
Governance
Design system
Component library creation
Case study: Time stamp guidelines
Governance
​Summary
Guidelines alone are insufficient without proper adoption from cross-platform teams, especially in a corporate environment with enterprise software platforms . A governance framework was established to ensure teams consistently follow UX standards and deliver outputs aligned with Figma designs.
​Problem
Supply chain platform teams were not consistently adhering to UX guidelines or Figma specifications, leading to incorrect implementations and unintended user experience issues. These delays go-live dates and slower delivery times cause of constant back and forth edits to implementation
Approach
Define a structured collaboration model across all parties involviung UX, engineering, and product, with clear expectations on roles, checkpoints, and communication throughout delivery.
Solution
Implement a governance framework that requires:
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Early UX involvement in all new features and enhancements
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Dedicated time for research, design, and engineering alignment
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UX review and approval before UAT to validate implementation
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A strict rule: no UX sign-off, no UAT, and no go-live
Impact
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Higher quality output upon delivery with fewer defects and less rework
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More predictable and efficient execution through early alignment
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Stronger accountability across teams and less blaming
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Improving consistency of user experience across the platform