From Figma to the storefront
A transportable design system that smooths the path from design to integration. As close as possible to Shopware, declined per client, without starting from a blank page.
Smooth the path from design to integration
The idea is not to impose a single design. We built a design system in Figma, as close as possible to the base Shopware theme — a FroggShop theme for Shopware. Variables let us work in Figma and carry over easily to the storefront.
- Design system in Figma — the single design source.
- Close to Shopware — a FroggShop theme, not a distant fork.
- Integration standards — mock-up / storefront consistency.
- Per-client variation — a design system transportable from one project to the next.
Consistency without cloning: a common base without locking the client's identity.
Variables, theme and variations
The kit is declinable and manageable from the back-office. The client keeps its identity, the team doesn't start from a blank page.
A bridge between Figma and Shopware
Colours, typography, spacing and radii are described as shared variables. We work in Figma and carry them over to the theme without reinterpretation.
Close to the Shopware standard
A theme that stays close to the base Shopware theme, to benefit from platform updates and limit integration debt.
Integration standards
Reusable components and integration rules guarantee consistency between the mock-up and the delivered storefront.
A design system you can hand over
For the Speedway project, we were able to hand the design system to a UX-specialised agency. It produced mock-ups that respect our integration constraints, ready to carry over to the storefront. The design system is transportable: it moves between teams without breaking consistency.
Want a consistent storefront, built to last?
Let's talk about your identity, your mock-ups and how to bring them cleanly into Shopware.
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