ckm:design-system

To scale design tokens into slide-ready components, you map primitive tokens to semantic and component layers, applying CSS variables to enforce brand consistency across all generated slide scaffolds and marketing decks. This reduces design duplication and inconsistencies.

The three-layer token architecture organizes design tokens into primitive, semantic, and component layers. This structure enables consistent theming and streamlines design-to-code handoffs by mapping raw values to contextual meanings before applying them to specific UI elements.

You enforce CSS variable usage by structuring your design system framework to require token-driven styling for all outputs. The system applies semantic mapping to generate brand-compliant slide scaffolds, ensuring variables are consistently utilized across component specs.

Yes, the framework provides brand-compliant slide-generation templates specifically tailored for marketing, product, and design decks. It uses starter templates and references to accelerate design-system adoption across various presentation contexts.

No, you do not need existing component specs to start. You can use the provided references, scripts, and starter templates to bootstrap a token-driven design system from scratch, organizing token architecture into a reusable framework for design handoffs.

The best way to organize design tokens for handoffs is implementing a three-layer architecture that progresses from primitive to semantic to component tokens. This scalable design system framework ensures brand-aligned outputs and reduces inconsistencies during slide generation.