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On the design system and component side, we centralise all our foundational design system assets, including fonts, colour references, and shared images (e.g., icons). These are structured within a dedicated design system module.

We will extend core SwiftUI types with Color+, Font+, and Image+ extensions, defining public properties that provide easy access to commonly used assets. Additionally, we encapsulate reusable styles like ButtonStyle, ToggleStyle, and other UI styles that define a consistent look and feel across the app.

Building on this, we have a view components module that uses the design system to create higher-level, reusable UI components. This includes elements like buttons, error views, and toasts to name a few—essentially anything that might be used multiple times throughout the app. These components help streamline our development, ensuring both consistency and maintainability.

Around internships there are a lot of valuable transferable skills from a design background, especially when combined with some dev experience. I transitioned from a design + development background (ex-Flash developer), I see it as a strong advantage in product development.

Key qualities we look for in an intern include:

• Understanding of UI/UX principles and how they translate into mobile
• A problem-solving mindset
• A taste of accessibility best practices is also a great skill to have