ckm:design-system

To maintain brand consistency, generate brand-aligned design tokens and slide templates from a unified token system. This enforces a three-layer token architecture and CSS variable usage to ensure styling remains consistent across products and decks.

The three-layer token architecture maps design tokens from primitive to semantic to component levels. This structure enables scalable theming and brand alignment by separating raw values from contextual meaning and specific UI component specs.

You can generate brand-compliant slides by running script-driven generation tools against slide templates and token references. The system uses CSS variables with spacing and typography scales to accelerate presentations and design handoffs.

Yes, Tailwind works with semantic-to-primitive token mapping by utilizing CSS variables to define the design tokens. This integration ensures consistent styling across UI kits and supports scalable theming within your design system.

You can validate design tokens during design-to-code handoff by using the built-in validation scripts. These scripts check token definitions and component specs against the established token rules to maintain output quality.

The best way to structure design tokens for scalable theming is implementing a three-layer architecture using primitive, semantic, and component tokens. This approach, combined with CSS variables, ensures brand alignment across multiple products and decks.