ckm:design-system

To maintain brand compliance when generating presentation slides, use a design token architecture that separates primitive, semantic, and component layers as CSS variables, ensuring consistent visual rules across all generated content.

A three-layer design token architecture for UI/UX design organizes styling variables into primitive, semantic, and component tiers, allowing systematic mapping of core brand colors and styles directly into functional UI components and slide elements.

Yes, you can integrate Chart.js into automatically generated brand-compliant slides by using a contextual decision system that applies predefined design tokens and component specifications to chart styling during the slide creation process.

Yes, you need predefined component specifications and design tokens to use a design token system for presentations, because these specifications define the required states and variants that ensure consistent UI/UX design across automated slide generation.

A limitation of using CSS variables for systematic design in presentations is that without properly structured component specifications and complete primitive, semantic, and component token layers, automated slide generation cannot accurately enforce brand compliance.