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Chapter 05 of 05 · 4 lessons · ~41 min

Systems, Accessibility and Handoff

Build a small design system, design accessibly, hand off to developers and design a complete landing page.

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How to Create a Design System in Figma How to turn your styles, variables and components into a small, reusable design system. Coming soon
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Accessible Design: Color Contrast and More The accessibility checks every designer should make, with contrast ratios, focus states and touch targets. Coming soon
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Figma Dev Mode and Developer Handoff How to prepare Figma files so developers can build them accurately and quickly. Coming soon
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Design a Landing Page in Figma (Step by Step) How to design a complete landing page from brief to prototype, using everything from this course. Coming soon

Chapter practice task

Task: Package your work into a design system, check accessibility, prepare handoff and finish the landing page

  1. Organize variables, styles and components into a design system page and publish it as a library.
  2. Check contrast, focus states, touch targets and text sizes.
  3. Prepare the file for developers with Dev Mode-ready structure and annotations.
  4. Finish the landing page design for desktop and mobile with a prototype.

By the end of this chapter

  • You have a reusable design system for future projects
  • Your designs are accessible to more people
  • Developers can build from your files without guesswork
  • You have a portfolio-ready landing page case study

Quick answers for this chapter

Do small projects need a design system?

A small one, yes: colors, type, spacing and core components. It speeds up even a five-page site.

Is accessibility only for big companies?

No. It makes sites usable for more people, improves SEO and is legally required in some places.

Do I need Dev Mode?

It helps developers inspect designs, but a well-organized file with clear names and annotations is the real key.