Design Systems for building your future

• Partnering with one of the world’s largest fashion retailers, we’re creating a Design System that enables brand consistency across multiple countries, regions, and languages. This Design System empowers the business to test and learn new products and initiatives quickly, creating exceptional customer experiences.

• A top sporting goods retailer chose Rangle to partner with them through a digital transformation. Together, we’re building a Design System to revitalize their online and e-commerce presence to create on-brand, consistent, user-centric experiences across every touchpoint.

• We work with a leading American airline to activate compelling experiences with efficiency and consistency. By implementing a Component Library, we ensured faster roll-outs of subsequent applications and also reduced both technical and design debt.

By establishing a common design language for stakeholders, a Design System improves communication and eliminates inconsistencies. Having a single source of truth helps align team members and eliminates guesswork and rogue design. The Design System’s standardized components allow designers to spend less time on issues of style and more time creating a powerful user experience.

Design Systems enable designers and developers to reuse on-brand components that are custom-made and ready to use, instead of repeatedly building similar components from scratch. As a result, iterating and building new products happens faster and more smoothly. This empowers your team to build for the future, rather than constantly reinventing the wheel.

Creating a consistent experience for your customers across desktop, mobile, and physical interactions builds brand trust and reduces cognitive dissonance. A Design System eliminates inconsistencies for the user, while enabling the scalability of your organization’s design practice.

Digital Transformation is a concept as popular as it is contentious. Join us as we dive into what it takes to not only participate, but to succeed in today's digital economy.

What does digital first strategic planning actually mean? Take a look under the hood of how to balance the need to transform and going through a digital transformation journey with your need to launch experiences that help your customers in new ways.

Defining what a Design System is, and what it means for an organization can be tricky. Today we take the conversation of Design Systems past style guides and component libraries into breaking down silos between development and design.

In today's episode we discuss the evolution of customer expectations and in turn, what it truly means to be customer-centric. How can we connect multiple-touchpoints to look at the entire customer journey to best serve not only the business - but the end customer?

In this episode, Jennifer Shannon is joined by Dale Simpson and Howie Howatson, VP of Creative at Rangle to discuss the learning and adoption curve of a Design System.

In our Season 1 finale, Jennifer Shannon is joined by Arun Ramdeane, Senior Director, Technology at Staples Canada, and Farouk Dossa Group Director, Client Partnerships at Rangle. Take a look at what the catalyst was for Staples and other organizations to embrace innovation.

"Distill it down or synthesize it down to its smallest value prop that you can easily put out there and show. Because I think when a lot of things come around change. It's usually pretty big, right? And so you're not going to be successful putting something up very big in a month because it's just not going to happen. But if you can really like kind of synthesize something down that gives you the credibility to show how to push the change, especially if you're within like a large org, that's how you start to win. Right?"