Every product team eventually builds the same button five times. A design system, meaning shared tokens for colour, spacing and type plus a handful of documented components, turns those five rebuilds into one import. It also turns design review from a debate into a checklist.
The payoff compounds. New pages assemble in hours instead of days. Accessibility gets solved once rather than per screen. The product stays coherent no matter who shipped the last feature or how long ago they left.
Start small. Tokens first, then the five components you use most. A one-page system people actually follow beats a hundred-page one they quietly ignore.
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