EverlyWell Design System

Creating a rebranded design system to the growing product platforms

Design System \\\\ Circa 2020

ROLE

Lead UX/UI Designer

Team

PJ Tanzillo, VP of Product Natalya Miranda, Design ManagerAmy Chang, Product Designer3 DLS Developers

About Everlywell

🤠

Based in Austin, TX, as seen on Shark Tank.

🏁

Started in 2015, with its popular Food Sensitivity Test.

👩🏻‍⚕️

In 2021, the company acquired 3 health companies and is now part of the Everly Health group.

💉

The company offers over 30+ different at-home sample collection lab tests.

Problem

EverlyWell's platform design faced issues with inconsistent headers, and internal tools and consumer-facing sites were built in silos, leading to a need for a redesign. These problems suggest a lack of a cohesive design system that could be used across the organization.

old Branding

Results

labs

New Branding

store

Needs

The team wanted to make sure everything looked the same on all platforms. They also made sure that the system could grow as the team gets bigger and adds new products. They need some rules about how to use the system and how things should look. They already have some basic designs and branding.

Consistency

Each platform has a different stage of branding, but it is now necessary to create a cohesive brand and experience across all platforms.

Scaling

As the team grows, it is important to set up a base system that can be easily adopted and expanded as new products are developed.

Documentation

We have created initial UI patterns and branding, but we now need governance over their usage and design principles.

Solution

We have developed a global shared library that contains design tokens, such as type styles, spacing scales, icons, buttons, and headers, which can be shared across multiple platforms. Additionally, a secondary library was created to hold unique components, pages, and templates that are only used within a specific platform. This approach has helped reduce the size of the primary library and has allowed us to migrate certain components into the primary library if they can be shared in the future.

File Structure to optimize file memory

Working Files

Prototypes

Templates

Documentation

UI Patterns

Platform Elements

Graphics

Foundation

Our Figma Design Library is closely integrated with the EverlyWell Design Language System (DLS), which houses all the coded components used by developers. We worked closely with the DLS team to ensure that we were always in sync with updates.

Make it easier for our designers and developers to do their best work.

Work

About

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EverlyWell Design System

Creating a rebranded design system to the growing product platforms

Design System \\\\ Circa 2020

ROLE

Lead UX/UI Designer

Team

PJ Tanzillo, VP of Product Natalya Miranda, Design ManagerAmy Chang, Product Designer3 DLS Developers

About Everlywell

🤠

Based in Austin, TX, as seen on Shark Tank.

🏁

Started in 2015, with its popular Food Sensitivity Test.

👩🏻‍⚕️

In 2021, the company acquired 3 health companies and is now part of the Everly Health group.

💉

The company offers over 30+ different at-home sample collection lab tests.

Problem

EverlyWell's platform design faced issues with inconsistent headers, and internal tools and consumer-facing sites were built in silos, leading to a need for a redesign. These problems suggest a lack of a cohesive design system that could be used across the organization.

old Branding

Results

labs

New Branding

store

Needs

The team wanted to make sure everything looked the same on all platforms. They also made sure that the system could grow as the team gets bigger and adds new products. They need some rules about how to use the system and how things should look. They already have some basic designs and branding.

Consistency

Each platform has a different stage of branding, but it is now necessary to create a cohesive brand and experience across all platforms.

Scaling

As the team grows, it is important to set up a base system that can be easily adopted and expanded as new products are developed.

Documentation

We have created initial UI patterns and branding, but we now need governance over their usage and design principles.

Solution

We have developed a global shared library that contains design tokens, such as type styles, spacing scales, icons, buttons, and headers, which can be shared across multiple platforms. Additionally, a secondary library was created to hold unique components, pages, and templates that are only used within a specific platform. This approach has helped reduce the size of the primary library and has allowed us to migrate certain components into the primary library if they can be shared in the future.

File Structure to optimize file memory

Working Files

Prototypes

Templates

Documentation

UI Patterns

Platform Elements

Graphics

Foundation

Our Figma Design Library is closely integrated with the EverlyWell Design Language System (DLS), which houses all the coded components used by developers. We worked closely with the DLS team to ensure that we were always in sync with updates.

Make it easier for our designers and developers to do their best work.

Work

About

Contact

EverlyWell Design System

Creating a rebranded design system to the growing product platforms

Design System \\\\ Circa 2020

ROLE

Lead UX/UI Designer

Team

PJ Tanzillo, VP of Product Natalya Miranda, Design ManagerAmy Chang, Product Designer3 DLS Developers

About Everlywell

🤠

Based in Austin, TX, as seen on Shark Tank.

🏁

Started in 2015, with its popular Food Sensitivity Test.

👩🏻‍⚕️

In 2021, the company acquired 3 health companies and is now part of the Everly Health group.

💉

The company offers over 30+ different at-home sample collection lab tests.

Problem

EverlyWell's platform design faced issues with inconsistent headers, and internal tools and consumer-facing sites were built in silos, leading to a need for a redesign. These problems suggest a lack of a cohesive design system that could be used across the organization.

old Branding

Results

labs

New Branding

store

Needs

The team wanted to make sure everything looked the same on all platforms. They also made sure that the system could grow as the team gets bigger and adds new products. They need some rules about how to use the system and how things should look. They already have some basic designs and branding.

Consistency

Each platform has a different stage of branding, but it is now necessary to create a cohesive brand and experience across all platforms.

Scaling

As the team grows, it is important to set up a base system that can be easily adopted and expanded as new products are developed.

Documentation

We have created initial UI patterns and branding, but we now need governance over their usage and design principles.

Solution

We have developed a global shared library that contains design tokens, such as type styles, spacing scales, icons, buttons, and headers, which can be shared across multiple platforms. Additionally, a secondary library was created to hold unique components, pages, and templates that are only used within a specific platform. This approach has helped reduce the size of the primary library and has allowed us to migrate certain components into the primary library if they can be shared in the future.

File Structure to optimize file memory

Working Files

Prototypes

Templates

Documentation

UI Patterns

Platform Elements

Graphics

Foundation

Our Figma Design Library is closely integrated with the EverlyWell Design Language System (DLS), which houses all the coded components used by developers. We worked closely with the DLS team to ensure that we were always in sync with updates.

Make it easier for our designers and developers to do their best work.