Consent Platform & Design Library

Every team at Meta that needed a consent experience built one. Different flows, different language, different disclosure logic, four apps, dozens of regions, and a regulatory deadline attached to each.

When I took ownership, implementation covered roughly half of the design specification. The platform was real, the promise was not.

The decision that mattered was auditing implementation before designing anything new.

I catalogued the gap component by component, then derived 32 reusable components from validated patterns already shipping rather than inventing a fresh system. That gave product teams a familiar path onto shared infrastructure.

I defined the configuration workspace with engineering, legal, and policy partners so teams could preview a consent flow by brand, surface, language, and regulation before implementation.