Track and improve your system – and show the value it delivers

See how your system is actually used across teams and through to shipped code. Understand where adoption is strong, where it’s lagging, and prove your system’s impact with data.

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Optimize your content

Identify gaps in your documentation, spot inconsistencies, and prioritize what needs work. Use AI-powered analysis to move faster, but you're in control of what gets fixed.

Understand engagement

See which documentation gets attention, what search terms are trending, and what questions come up in the Assistant. Know if teams are finding what they need in your docs.

Track adoption

Track which components are used in your codebase and spot outdated implementations — hardcoded values instead of tokens, deprecated versions. See what's adopted, what needs updating, and where debt is building.

Measurement / Measure Adoption

See what actually makes it into products

Track which parts of your system are used in production – and where teams work around it – so you know where to intervene and how consistency improves over time.

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Package adoption

Understand design system coverage across teams and products. See where packages are used – and where action is needed to bring teams back into alignment.

Component usage

Analyze how often each component is used. Get the lowdown on adoption, design consistency, component ROI, maintenance prioritization, and version compliance.

Token usage

Know which tokens are doing the heavy lifting. Track usage across your system so you can spot opportunities to standardize.

Color usage

Keep palettes on point. Catch rogue reds, off-brand oranges, botched blues and everything in-between.

Management / Track Usage

Make better decisions about your docs – with data

Stop relying on assumptions. Use real usage data and direct feedback to understand what’s landing, what’s not, and how usage is changing over time.

See what teams use and where they get stuck

Understand what content teams look at, what they ignore, and where they drop off. Spot friction early so you can fix unclear guidance before it turns into questions or workarounds.

Analytics dashboard showing total styleguide views of 208, an increase of 617%, and an average helpfulness rating of 96%. Graph depicting view trends over the last 30 days.

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Content engagement

See which documentation gets read and which gets ignored. AI helps surface patterns and flag pages that need work – so you focus on what matters.

Multi-product analysis

Compare docs usage by product and brand to spot adoption gaps and know where to focus next.

Analytics Integrations

Add behavioural insight from Google Analytics and Hotjar to your docs usage data – without switching tools.

The biggest value of a design system is to bring teams closer together so they can work better and faster.

Jules Mahé

Design Systems Expert

Measurement / Collect Feedback

Collect feedback to guide improvement

Data never tells the whole story. Hear directly from your users and leverage those insights to deliver maximum impact with your design system.

Richard

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Really clear visual examples — especially helpful for new designers.

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Francisco

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Could use more real-world layout examples — hard to know how components come together.

Jess

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Content is improving, but it still feels like some docs were written by different teams — voice and structure vary a lot.

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Daniel

a few seconds ago

Resolve

The new component pages with usage do’s and don’ts are really helpful.

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Chloe

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Spacing and layout tokens are much easier to follow now — nice updates!

Mahdi

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Love that the button guidelines now explain when to use each variant.

Bethany

a few seconds ago

Resolve

Would be great to see how theming works across products — not just the default brand.

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Hotjar surveys

Use Hotjar to run surveys on your site and collect feedback from viewers. No mind reading required.

Search analytics

See what people are searching for – and what they’re unable to find. Search analytics help you spot the gaps in your system.

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Inline feedback

Collect feedback from the viewers of your documentation, for whole pages or even individual blocks.

Feedback footer

Embed a feedback form in the footer of your docs site to hear directly from your audience.

“It’s quite clear that the design system has had a huge impact on how people are working and moving.”

Patrick Tunga-Lergo

Lead Design System Designer

Measurement is ultimately about building alliances and finding people to champion your team's work and the design system as a whole.

Gabby Hon

Design Systems Expert, Design Community

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Your system’s working. Now make it unstoppable.

You’ve measured impact, made refinements – now it’s time to put those insights to work. From smarter governance to easy deployment, zeroheight helps your system get adopted.

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Documentation

Connect, customize, and launch your doc site into the stratosphere. zeroheight keeps your design system docs organized, up to date, and ready for your whole team to use.

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Delivery

Measurement What’s in progress or adopted? What’s outdated or missing code? Get the fast answers on what’s happening and what needs attention.

Management

See the health of your whole system – think mission control for your design system. Surface insights and prioritize like never before. Manage roles, permissions, and SSO for hassle-free enterprise collaboration.