A Route Through Figma Design Systems
The Dreqalixana curriculum is arranged as a connected series of ten courses. Each tier introduces a new design-system area while continuing the methods developed in earlier stages.
The learning route begins with interface observation and visual foundations. It then moves through component structure, reusable patterns, documentation, maintenance, contribution processes, planning, cross-area alignment, and complete system organization.
Learners can follow the tiers in order to build one connected body of course work.
Level 1 — Free Kit
Begin with system thinking, interface audits, visual roles, naming principles, component basics, simple patterns, and introductory documentation.
Level 2 — Pulse Pack
Develop color roles, typography scales, spacing structures, borders, elevation, layout foundations, naming systems, and component mapping.
Level 3 — Origin Set
Study component purpose, anatomy, slots, properties, variants, states, content boundaries, responsive behavior, and nested structures.
Level 4 — Flux Bundle
Combine reusable elements into interface patterns. Review composition, hierarchy, layout, content relationships, repeated task structures, and responsive arrangements.
Level 5 — Spark Course
Create structured documentation for foundations, components, patterns, states, content rules, relationships, examples, and change history.
Level 6 — Halo Module
Review and maintain growing system resources. Identify duplication, unclear names, missing configurations, outdated guidance, and incomplete relationships.
Level 7 — Vertex Guide
Organize collaborative contribution work. Define roles, prepare proposals, review evidence, classify feedback, record decisions, and coordinate updates.
Level 8 — Anchor Pathway
Plan future system work through current-state review, gap analysis, scope boundaries, priority criteria, dependency mapping, development stages, and milestones.
Level 9 — Nexus Pathway
Compare several interface areas and determine where foundations, components, patterns, and guidance should remain shared or context-specific.
Level 10 — Loom Pathway
Bring the complete learning route into one system framework. Connect architecture, governance, ownership, contributions, documentation, maintenance, and planning.
How the Curriculum Develops
The curriculum follows four connected stages:
Foundations and Resources
Free Kit, Pulse Pack, and Origin Set establish the visual and structural building blocks of the system.
Patterns and Guidance
Flux Bundle and Spark Course explain how resources work together and how their current rules are documented.
Maintenance and Collaboration
Halo Module and Vertex Guide introduce audit methods, contribution routes, feedback records, ownership, and coordinated updates.
Planning and System Direction
Anchor Pathway, Nexus Pathway, and Loom Pathway connect priorities, dependencies, cross-area relationships, governance, and long-term review.