Siena design system

Project overview

Siena is a design system conceived and developed for the next generation line of software. It was created to convey a modern and technological look and feel, unify the UX and UI across all the software as well create a solid technological base to develop frontend faster and more consistently at a fraction of the cost.

Siena is composed of more than 45 UI Components, dark and white visual schemes a variety of custom colour themes and an extended online documentation and playground making life easier for every front-end developer and designer. This design system is currently being used to develop the Communication Service Provider (CSP) Portal also developed by Finecortex.

Client

Sector

Internet of Things.

Telecommunications.

Activities

Software design.

User experience design.

UI Design.

Frontend development.

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