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Products delivered by multiple squads
Teams that need one shared interface foundation across parallel delivery work.
Design systems
STK creates component libraries, bilingual typography and documented interface patterns for products delivered by multiple squads. The system gives teams a shared foundation for consistent Arabic and English experiences, reduces repeated design decisions, and provides a component set that can move into build without requiring a designer in every ticket.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Who this service is for
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Inconsistent interfaces
Products whose components, behaviours or states vary between screens and teams.
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Bilingual product families
Organizations that need consistent typography and patterns across Arabic and English experiences.
Typical deliverables
- Reusable component library
- Bilingual typography system
- Documented interface patterns
- State and behaviour guidance
- Build-ready component set
How the work moves
Phase 01
Discovery
Workshops, process mapping, system review and a written problem definition agreed with the client.
Phase 02
Architecture
Stage models, roles, approval authorities, data structure and the navigation spine of the product.
Phase 03
Design
Interface design across states and roles, bilingual layouts, and a component set ready for build.
Phase 04
Delivery
Backlog and acceptance criteria, build support, UAT structure, training material and handover.
Relevant product work
Questions about this service
What does an STK design system include?
Depending on scope, it includes reusable components, bilingual typography, interface patterns, state behaviour and documentation that teams can use during design and build.
Can the design system support Arabic and English?
Yes. Bilingual typography, right-to-left structure and shared component behaviour are considered together so both languages belong to the same product system.
How does a design system help multiple squads?
It gives squads a shared component and pattern foundation, helping them deliver consistently without requiring a designer to redefine the interface in every ticket.