Baker Library
A redesign of Harvard Business School’s library inside the school’s design system, with new components for its new sections.
- role
- UX/UI, new components
- at
- Upstatement
- on
- product
- since
- 2023
In the school’s system
The library took hbs.edu’s system as it stood, the header, the type and the crimson, then added parts of its own: today’s hours under the search, and Working Knowledge.
Filtered by who you are
Access depends on your role, so 164 databases filter by affiliation and where you are, then by category, with a search beside the list.
New parts for a new section
Special Collections & Archives got components of its own: a collage of objects up top, then collection highlights and exhibits.
One exhibit frame, any colour
Each digital exhibit sets the same frame in a colour of its own: the case method in yellow, Muriel Siebert in blue.


The library on a phone
The search and the database filters come first, before anything to scroll past.


merge feat/baker-library into main · 3f8a6d2 · 2023
- databases in one filtered list
- 164
- services under one roof
- 10
- design system, shared with hbs.edu
- 1



