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May 21, 2019
Design systems can help reduce your product team’s operational costs and increase speed to market, but only if you have a plan to maintain the design system that allows you to move quickly, innovate, and maintain consistency as efficiently as possible.
We are an IT, strategy, and design consulting firm that combines the innovative DNA of a startup with the wisdom, scalability, and process rigor of a Fortune 100 Company. Our design team helps clients create new digital products and services by focusing on outcomes. We accelerate your product lifecycle and innovation process by running strategy workshops, designing & testing experiences with users, and writing code alongside developers.
Learn more about how Levvel can support your Design Systems strategy goals by contacting us at hello@levvel.io.
Authored By
Devin Smith
Vice President, Strategy
Devin helps guide strategic direction at Levvel. He brings 20 years of experience in design, advertising, and development across a range of industries, including financial services, e-commerce, retail, and automotive. Having a passion for connecting design principles to business, he has led teams at multiple companies with an emphasis on driving growth through relentless dedication to quality and serving customers. He uses design thinking to provide a holistic, customer-centered, and cross-functional approach to solving real business problems.
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