Build a Shared UI Design System

Tailor Your Design Systems with Ease

Tailor Your UI Design System

Create a shared library of components and styles for your product. Give teammates a common starting point and review where local variations are needed.

Managing shared color and text styles

Manage Shared Color and Text Styles

Define reusable color and text styles for headings, body copy, and interface elements. Apply shared styles as you build and review related screens.

Shared design assets

Reuse Shared Design Assets

Keep reusable icons, images, and components in shared libraries. Review published updates before applying changes to product screens.

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Build a Reusable Component Library

Create Adaptable UI Components

Create Adaptable UI Components

Create UI components from text, shapes, and vector elements. Define reusable patterns for buttons, navigation, and other interface elements.

Publishing components to a team library

Publish Components to Team Libraries

Team members can publish components to the team library, enabling others to reuse these resources quickly and maintain visual consistency.

Minimize Repetitive Work

Minimize Repetitive Work

Reuse components across screens and prototypes. Update shared patterns and review linked instances instead of rebuilding each repeated element.

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"A good design system streamlines the process and enables seamless collaboration, turning innovative ideas into great products."
Product Designer @James
Build interface screens from shared components and styles. Refine spacing, text and visual states in the same workspace, then publish agreed updates for the team to use.
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"It not only offers a wide range of features for crafting exceptional user experiences but also fosters effective teamwork. I truly love this reliable and indispensable design system tool."
UX Designer @Lucas

Manage Design System Resources in Pixso

Explore Design System Resources

Explore design systems and UI resources in the Pixso community. Review a resource for relevance and adapt its components to your product requirements.

Component Variants and Auto Layout

Create component variants for different styles and states. Use Auto Layout to adjust spacing and arrangement as content changes, then review each intended screen size.

Prepare Design References for Handoff

Share defined components, styles, and design references with developers. Agree on how design patterns map to implementation and review differences during handoff.

Real-time Online Collaboration

Work on designs with teammates in real time. Add comments beside relevant components to discuss requirements, review changes, and record decisions.

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Vector Design

Vector Design

Draw and edit vector icons and visual assets for your interface, then reuse them across components and screens.

Smart Selection

Smart Selection

When there are multiple objects to be aligned, smart selection can be used to evenly arrange selected layers into rows and columns.

File Compatibility

File Compatibility

Import supported Sketch and Adobe XD files, and work with SVG assets. Import and export formats differ; review fonts, components, and effects when moving files.

Smart Templates

Smart Templates

Start with a template to explore layout and style choices, then adapt its structure and components to the product you are designing.

Access Permissions

Access Permissions

The file owner can give collaborators view or edit access to a shared file. Enterprise users have more flexible access permissions.

Developer Handoff

Developers can inspect measurements and style references and access available assets, subject to file permissions. Review implementation details together before delivery.

Guest Mode

Guest Mode

Share a file link with reviewers. Whether guests can view it without a new account depends on the file and workspace access settings.

Version History Management

Version History Management

Create and name file versions to mark review points. Use the version history available to your workspace to compare changes or revisit earlier work. For practical interface guidance, see UI design examples and the UI design process.