Three products,
one coherent
workspace.
What we made.
Pyxis ships three products — Social, Performance and Onboarding — that need to feel like one tool. We led the visual system, IA, and shared component library across all three.
Seventeen design files, one consistent product surface. Each product can speak with its own voice without breaking the suite.
What had to be true.
The brief was suite coherence: pricing decisions, navigation patterns and shared components had to feel deliberate across the three products without flattening their personalities.
A user moving from Social to Performance shouldn't have to relearn the navigation, but each product should still feel purpose-built.
How we worked.
We designed a shared shell — global navigation, account, billing, search — that hosts each product underneath. The shell stays constant; the product surface flexes.
A single Figma library hosts every shared component. Products import; they don't re-implement.
What shipped.
- 01Three products with consistent navigation, account, billing and search.
- 02Each product retains its own visual character within the shared shell.
- 03New components ship to all three products simultaneously when they land in the library.
“Our customers use multiple Pyxis products and the experience finally feels like one tool. The shared shell saved us months of consistency work down the line.”
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