# Designers

Sipster Design System contains a handful of modular Figma libraries that make designing with SDS an efficient and enjoyable experience. Currently there are three primary design libraries:

* SDS Core
* SDS Telicon
* SDS Components (Sipster's default themes are included in this Components library)

### **2600Hz Team Members**

If you are a member of the 2600Hz Design or Product teams, you will be provided access to all of the Sipster libraries through the organization's Figma account. Most 2600Hz projects and files will already have the SDS libraries installed and enabled. Please contact your team manager or the design team lead if you have any questions or issues.

### **Open Source Access**

For partners of 2600Hz and any open-source creators, SDS Core (along with all design related packages) can be accessed as published libraries via [2600Hz's Figma Community profile](https://www.figma.com/@2600hz).

Once you have downloaded/opened the published Figma community files, you will have full access to the libraries to use throughout your design files.

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### Adding SDS Libraries 

If you are starting a new working file, you may need to add the SDS libraries to this new file (depending on each project's library settings). Simply navigate to the Assets tab and open the Team library view.

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Navigate to the 'Your teams' tab, and add the SDS libraries to your project. It is important to enable all available SDS libraries as they are created to work in conjunction with each other.&#x20;

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