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Design System
Brand Colors
#6366f1
#0f172a
Base Colors
#f8fafc
#ffffff
#0f172a
Semantic Colors
#22c55e
#f59e0b
#ef4444
#3b82f6
Atomic Design Consistency
From Tokens to Components: Scaling your visual language.
What are Design Tokens?
Design Tokens are the "atoms" of a design system. They are the smallest pieces of UI information—colors, typography sizes, spacing units—stored as variables. By using tokens instead of hardcoded values, you create a system that is:
- Maintainable
- Scalable
- Themeable
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Building a Palette Hierarchy
A professional system separates colors into three categories:
Brand Colors:The 1-3 core colors that define your identity. Used sparingly for high-impact moments (buttons, logos).
Neutrals:The workhorses. Text, backgrounds, borders. Usually cool grays or warm slates. Checkout our Tailwind Generator for scaling neutrals.
Feedback:Universal indicators for system state: Success (Green), Warning (Yellow), Error (Red), Info (Blue).
Need inspiration?
Explore popular palettes to kickstart your system.
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Design System Builder FAQ
Q.What is a Design Token?
A design token is a semantic name for a visual value. Instead of using '#3B82F6', you use 'Primary-Color'. This principle is key to our Tailwind Generator as well.
Q.Will this work with Figma?
Yes. You can export these values as a JSON file which can be imported into Figma using plugins like 'Tokens Studio'.
Q.Should I use 'inter' or 'system-ui' font?
System-ui offers the best performance. Inter is a great choice for a consistent look. Both can be previewed in our Visualize Mode.
Q.How do semantic colors work?
These are standard utility colors used for feedback states like Success or Error. Defining them ensures every alert in your app uses the exact same shade.