You updated the component in Figma three weeks ago. It's still wrong in production.
The intent was clear. The handoff was thorough. But it's still in the backlog, waiting for the next sprint.
For Designers
Design decisions shouldn't need an engineering ticket to ship
When you update a component in your design system, Strata pushes it live. No handoff cycle. No implementation ticket. No waiting to see if it landed right.
What keeps happening
You file a ticket. It gets prioritised — eventually.
The gap between design intent and shipped product is measured in sprint cycles, not hours. Every cycle adds interpretation drift.
By the time it ships, the design has moved on again.
Consistency is a moving target when production always lags design by a sprint. The system never feels coherent.
Before Strata
Update in Figma → write a ticket → wait for sprint → review the implementation → it's slightly off → leave a comment → wait again.
With Strata
Update your system definition → Strata pushes it live → production matches design. The loop closes in seconds, not sprints.
Pitch this to your team
"We keep our existing frontend stack, but move design system delivery to runtime. That reduces redeployment work for UI changes and keeps production aligned with design across React and non-React apps."
You do not need to manage build pipelines. Engineering wires the client once, then the same definition can power React packages, Web Components, and future native targets.
Explore further
For Developers
See how engineering wires Strata once and gets live sync across every connected app.
See how engineering integrates it →API docs
Review the install guide, sync URL setup, and component usage reference.
Read the docs →Running a design system for multiple teams? See how Strata scales across organisations →