Tessellate DS

Tessellate DS is a starting point for teams building their first design system. You get a Figma library of 96 components, a tokens file in JSON with color, spacing, radius and type scales, and a React package that reads the same tokens. A build script exports CSS custom properties and a Tailwind preset, so a token change lands in both design and code.

It suits small product teams with one designer and a few front-end developers who want shared names before they want a big library. Everything is MIT licensed on a public repository. The caveat: documentation is thin beyond the setup guide, and the components are intentionally plain, so it is a skeleton, not a finished brand.