Cisco / Webex · Design system overview
Cisco's shared design language and component libraries powering the Webex suite of collaboration products across web.
A community-authored reference in Markdown. Unofficial; not affiliated with Cisco / Webex.
Exactly what ships in cisco-momentum-design.md. This entry doesn't have a full editorial breakdown yet, so the spec covers the verified facts — profile, official source, and an AI-ready prompt.
# Momentum — Design Style Reference > **Unofficial, community-authored reference.** Compiled by [designsystems.one](https://www.designsystems.one). Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Cisco / Webex. "Momentum" and related marks belong to their respective owners. This document describes publicly observable style attributes in original words — it contains no copied documentation, logos, icon artwork, or original token files. Always defer to the official source for canonical, current values. **System:** Momentum **Owner:** Cisco / Webex **Official documentation:** https://momentum.design/ --- ## Summary Cisco's shared design language and component libraries powering the Webex suite of collaboration products across web. ## Engineering profile - **Ships for:** Web Components, React, Angular - **Source model:** Open source ## Apply this style with an AI tool Paste this into your AI coding assistant as a direction, then iterate: > Design in the spirit of Momentum by Cisco / Webex — Cisco's shared design language and component libraries powering the Webex suite of collaboration products across web. Match the intent, not the pixels; adapt it to my product rather than cloning it. ## Official reference - [Momentum documentation](https://momentum.design/) --- _Generated by [designsystems.one](https://www.designsystems.one/design-systems/cisco-momentum) — a catalogue of public design systems. Style facts are reported for reference and education; adapt them to your own product. Report issues or takedown requests via the site._
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Momentum doesn't have a full editorial breakdown yet — those cover origin, governance, token decisions, and the components worth studying. Thirty-seven anchor systems do.
