A single time-picker component designed to serve many products, use cases, and interaction patterns—while staying consistent, accessible, and easy to scale.
The project began with deep research across existing product flows: booking, services, events, and forms: to understand how time selection behaves in real scenarios. I mapped functional requirements, edge cases, and behavioral differences, then translated them into a unified UX model. This included defining time formats, constraints, validation states, error handling, and accessibility needs, ensuring the component could adapt without fragmentation.
On the design-system level, I built the component as a flexible, token-driven system rather than a single UI. I defined interaction states, variants, density options, and responsive behaviors, while aligning typography, spacing, color, and motion with system tokens. The result is a reusable, well-documented component that supports multiple contexts, integrates smoothly with forms and complex flows, and provides a consistent experience for users, designers, developers, and AI-driven tools.
Time Picker as a System Component
