ckm:design-system

To create a scalable design token architecture, connect primitive design values to semantic and component tokens using CSS variables. This three-layer structure establishes a single source of truth for spacing, typography, color, and radii across multiple brands.

Manage Tailwind integration by mapping design tokens to CSS variables within a three-layer architecture. This enforces token discipline and enables consistent, brand-aligned UI rendering by linking primitive values directly to component configurations.

Prevent style leakage by maintaining separate brand configurations within your design token system. This brand isolation approach ensures semantic and component tokens remain distinct for each brand, accelerating theming without cross-brand contamination.

Yes, you can use design tokens to generate consistent slide templates. The system provides slide-driven design workflows that leverage CSS variables and component tokens to enforce visual consistency and accelerate presentation work across brands.

A three-layer token structure is recommended for reliable design-to-code handoff. Enforcing token discipline from primitive to component levels ensures semantic values translate accurately into code and maintain UI consistency across products.

Your design system lacks consistency because it likely bypasses component tokens. Linking semantic tokens to per-component configurations enforces a single source of truth, ensuring spacing, typography, and color remain uniform across all UI.