Design

Figma is the design tool our designers use to plan screens, build interactive prototypes, and keep a shared component library. Clients can click through a prototype in the browser and leave comments right on the screen, and developers pull exact sizes, colors, and assets from the same file when it’s time to build.

Claude Design is Anthropic’s AI design tool. You can start from a written description, a document, or a codebase. It produces prototypes, slide decks, and one-pagers that follow your team’s design system. You refine the result by chatting with Claude or editing it directly, so stakeholders can react to early screens before anyone writes code.

Figma Make is Figma’s AI prompt-to-app tool. It turns a written prompt or an existing Figma design into a working, clickable prototype that can follow the styles in your team’s Figma library. Users can click through an interactive version of an idea before anyone commits to building it.

Adobe Creative Cloud is Adobe's set of design apps, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Our designers use it alongside Figma for image editing, illustration, and graphics.

Storybook is an open-source workshop for building and documenting UI components in isolation. We use it to give designers, developers, and testers one place to review every component and its states, which keeps a design system consistent as an app grows.

Material Design is Google’s open-source design system, with guidelines and ready-made components for web and mobile. We build on it through Angular Material and MudBlazor when a client wants a polished, accessible interface without designing every component from scratch.