ckm:design-system

To generate brand-compliant slides, you use design tokens and component specifications as inputs. The system automatically reads these definitions to create presentation slides that match your UI architecture and styling rules.

A three-layer design token architecture organizes UI styling into primitive, semantic, and component tokens. This structure separates raw values from functional meanings and specific component rules to maintain brand consistency across applications.

You generate CSS variables by processing your defined design tokens through the system. The token architecture automatically translates primitive, semantic, and component layer definitions into usable CSS variables for your UI components.

Yes, you need existing design tokens and brand guidelines to create accurate component specifications. The system relies on these inputs to ensure generated UI components and slides maintain strict brand compliance.

Yes, you can maintain UI consistency across multiple applications by defining a centralized design token architecture. The system uses these tokens to generate uniform component specifications and brand-compliant slides.

Generating slides without component specifications or design tokens results in inaccurate output. The system requires these definitions to properly apply token architecture, CSS variables, and brand compliance to the presentation.