Torstein Thune
Design systems
This is my personal collection of design systems from both the public and private sectors, both foreign and domestic (Norwegian).
Frameworks / Industry
Frameworks / Industry
Design systems meant for use in your own websites/apps.
- Carbon Design System (IBM)
- Fluent 2 (Microsoft)
- Helios (Hashicorp)
- Material Design (Google)
- Orbit (kiwi.com)
- PatternFly (Red Hat)
- W3C Design System
Governments
Governments
Official design systems for services provided by governments. There may be more systems in a country's public sector (see section below).
- Argentina
- Australia
- Canada
- Czech Republic
- Estonia
- Flanders (Belgium)
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Italy
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Singapore
- Switzerland
- New Zealand
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Ukraine
Public Sector
Public Sector
Design systems meant for use by public sector.
- Aksel (NAV / Norway)
- Altinn (Norway)
- Elsa (Norwegian courts)
- Fleetwood (Lillestrøm Kommune, Norwegian county)
- Hedwig (Posten, Norwegian postal service)
- Norges Nasjonalparker (Norwegian national parks)
- Punkt (Oslo Kommune Origo, Norwegian county)
- Skatteetaten (Norwegian tax authorities)
- Swiss Post (Switzerland)
Private Sector
Private Sector
Design systems meant for internal developement teams/development for private sector products.
- Acorn: Firefox
- Atlaskit: Atlassian
- Block Kit: Slack
- Dell Design System
- DRUIDS: Datadog reusable user interface design system
- EDS: Equinor
- Elvia
- Entur Designsystem
- Eufemia: DNB
- Fabric: Finn.no
- If design system
- Jøkul: Fremtind
- Latitude: Flexport
- NAF
- OpenBridge
- Origo: NRK
- Polaris: Shopify
- Ruter Components
- Sanity UI
- Skyss Profilmanual
- SpareBank1
- Spectrum: Adobe
- Spor: Vy
- Triton: Kognifai
- Vipps
- Visma UX
- Washington Post Design System
- Wise Design