Design consistency doesn’t happen by accident. It comes from clear rules, shared components, and a system your team can rely on. Whether you’re starting from scratch or improving an existing setup, our new course Introduction to Design Systems gives you a practical foundation for building scalable, consistent, and accessible design systems.

You’ll learn how to structure a design system using tokens, components, and atomic design principles. You’ll also see how accessibility fits into system thinking from day one, starting small with elements like color and spacing, then expanding your system as your product and team grow.

Dries De Schepper is a Product Designer specializing in UI, design systems, and typographic precision. He has extensive experience collaborating on complex digital platforms across industries and currently works on the Wero app at EPI Company, where he contributes to its design system.

In this course, Dries shares hands-on approaches for building design systems that bring clarity, improve collaboration, and support consistency across products and teams.

“Many teams still don’t have a design system, or struggle with multiple fragmented ones. After years of building and working with design systems, I created this course to bring together the best lessons from existing systems including their limitations, as well as hard-won learnings around naming, structure, and where to start. As AI enters design workflows, strong foundations and shared systems will only grow in importance.”

Dries De Schepper, Product Designer at EPI Company

Join Florian Boelter (Staff Product Designer at Juro) for a hands-on workshop and learn to design for AI products. Test proven UX patterns for probabilistic outputs, fallback states, and human-in-the-loop workflows, and apply them immediately to real product work.

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