Yes — for a product design consultancy, I’d recommend Figma + a dedicated design system platform on top of it, with the exact choice depending on how much you need governance and cross-team reuse.

Best overall recommendation: Figma + Supernova

If your consultancy wants to standardize components across multiple client projects, keep design and code aligned, and maintain reusable libraries, Supernova is a strong fit.

Why it works well for consultancies

• Centralized component management across multiple products/clients
• Design-to-code documentation and handoff support
• Helps create a single source of truth for tokens, components, and patterns
• Good for teams that need to scale a design system beyond a single product
• Easier to maintain consistency than relying on Figma libraries alone

Best for

• Medium to large consultancy teams
• Multiple designers and frontend teams
• Clients with long-term product development needs
• Organizations that want structured design system governance

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If you want the most common, flexible setup: Figma + Zeroheight

If your main goal is documenting and sharing design standards cleanly, Zeroheight is often the most practical choice.

Strengths

• Excellent for design system documentation
• Works well with Figma libraries
• Simple for teams and clients to access
• Good for guidelines, usage examples, do/don’t rules, and content standards

Best for

• Consultancies that need to present systems clearly to clients
• Teams that already manage components in Figma
• Cases where documentation and education matter more than code integration

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If your focus is on enterprise governance: Frontify

Frontify is a strong option if you need a platform with broader brand and design system management.

Strengths

• Combines brand guidelines + design system documentation
• Good for client-facing governance
• Strong asset and guideline management
• Suitable for organizations with complex brand ecosystems

Best for

• Consultancies working with large enterprise clients
• Brand-heavy engagements
• Teams that need to unify design systems and brand governance

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If you need developer-friendly design tokens and code sync: Specify

Specify is worth considering if your consultancy wants a strong token management and design-to-code workflow.

Strengths

• Great for design tokens
• Bridges design and development well
• Supports multiple platforms and code outputs
• Helpful for consistent multi-brand systems

Best for

• Teams with strong engineering collaboration
• Consultancies building systems that need to be implemented across products
• Token-driven workflows

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My practical recommendation

If I were choosing for a consultancy, I’d shortlist like this:

1. Supernova — best for scalable design system operations
2. Zeroheight — best for documentation and adoption
3. Frontify — best for brand-heavy client work
4. Specify — best for tokens and dev handoff

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Simple rule of thumb

• Need structure + scale + design-to-code? → Supernova
• Need documentation and usability? → Zeroheight
• Need brand governance too? → Frontify
• Need token-driven implementation? → Specify

If you want, I can also give you:

• a side-by-side comparison table
• a recommendation based on your team size and client types
• or a stack suggestion using Figma + one of these platforms