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Plinth

One system for nine freight tools.

A design system and documentation site that unified nine internal logistics tools built by four teams over ten years.

Sector
Design system for Corvo Freight
Where
Hamburg
Year
2026 · 10 months
Role
Design system, Tokens, Docs site
Docs site homeDocs open on tasks, not a component list. The adoption table keeps every team honest about migration.

The problem

Nine apps, four button styles, three date pickers and no shared source of truth. Every new screen started from a screenshot.

What changed

  1. Audited 1,140 screens and collapsed them into 46 components.
  2. Shipped tokens to Figma and code from one source.
  3. Wrote docs around tasks ('show a delayed shipment'), not components.
Before · 9 toolsAfter · Plinth
Before and after the auditDrag to compare. Four button styles, three date pickers and five ways to say late became one of each.
Component page: Shipment cardLive preview, the code to paste and the props, with notes that say why each one exists.
Token tableEvery token says what it is for. Figma variables and code come from the same file.
Figma library: statesEvery component ships with all its states drawn, so nobody invents a hover colour again.

New screens ship in days, not sprints. 7 of 9 tools migrated in the first year.

  • 46components (from 1,140 screens)
  • 7/9tools migrated
  • −60%UI bugs filed

“Our engineers now open the docs before they open Figma. I didn't think I'd see that.”

Katrin VogelDesign lead, Corvo Freight
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