OVERVIEW
Industry
Team
30+
Focus
UI refactoring, component logic, specifications, localization checks
Duration
3 months
This case is not about pretty screens. It is about the work behind them: interface consistency.
CONTEXT
The product had been evolving for many years and was maintained by different teams across regions.
At this scale, even small UI differences became hard to manage. Similar patterns could look and behave differently across thousands of pages, local versions, languages, and screen resolutions.
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WHAT I DID
I worked within an existing design system foundation: typography, colors, basic styles, and atomic elements were already defined by a dedicated design system team.
My work focused on more complex UI components. I analyzed existing examples, expanded the reference set where needed, and compared how similar patterns were used across different pages and product areas.
For each component, I helped define the unified version: what should stay flexible, what should be fixed, and how the component should behave in different states, layouts, and screen resolutions.
Localization was part of the review. I checked how components handled longer labels and different languages, including cases where German text could affect spacing, wrapping, and layout behavior.
The final output was a detailed specification for development, aligned with business stakeholders and prepared for implementation.
OUTCOME
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Reusable UI components specified for development.
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Structure, states, constraints, and behavior documented.
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Languages, long labels, layouts, and screen resolutions reviewed.
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Specifications aligned with business and development teams.

