Design Systems Anatomy Lab
Map tokens, slots, and documentation rituals so designers and engineers share one vocabulary.
KRW 1,890,000
View full programWe trade hero screenshots for annotated states, telemetry hooks, and critique notes engineers can act on.
Net Core Studio runs studio-style UX engineering courses that connect interface design systems, prototyping logic, and front-end implementation. Cohorts mix designers learning code with frontend developers improving UI systems, so product teams align before release pressure spikes.
Secondary offerings include component library workshops, accessibility reviews, handoff routines, and portfolio coaching—each scoped with explicit limitations so expectations stay honest.
Map tokens, slots, and documentation rituals so designers and engineers share one vocabulary.
KRW 1,890,000
View full programMove from demo components to resilient patterns with states, props, and documentation that survive release trains.
KRW 2,120,000
View full programReplace tossed Figma links with rituals: annotated specs, motion notes, and token exports engineers trust.
KRW 980,000
View full program“Systems Critique Intensive gave our agency a shared vocabulary—tokens before pixels. The rubric cards are taped above our monitor wall now.”
Verified cohort · 5/5 pulse
“Component Patterns in Production forced us to document empty states with telemetry hooks, not lorem ipsum. Five stars for specificity.”
“Prototype Logic with Code made console literacy feel approachable—paired rotations mirrored our actual studio handoffs.”
“Handoff Rituals that Stick changed how we annotate easing curves; PMs stopped guessing spring values.”
Honest answers before you request a syllabus PDF.
We coach operational readiness conversations, not vendor negotiations.
Paid tool licenses, cloud build minutes, and legal sign-off on accessibility remain your responsibility.
Email hello@net-core.one or use the contact form with your stack and time zone.
Monthly field notes on critique prompts, token diffs, and APAC-friendly scheduling.