Press enter or click to view image in full size Struggling with messy Figma files and inconsistent UI? Learn how to build a scalable component library with proper structure, tokens, and variants that your entire team can rely on. Design systems often begin with good intentions. A few buttons here, a couple of cards there, maybe a typography style guide thrown in for good measure. It works well for a few screens, maybe even a small product. But then reality kicks in. New features arrive, multiple designers start contributing, developers begin asking for consistency, and suddenly that “library” starts showing cracks. Scaling a Figma component library is not about adding more components. It is about building a system that survives growth, complexity, and human behavior. A scalable library is less about design artifacts and more about decision architecture. This is where most teams get it wrong.…