design-system

To unify Android UI visuals, apply a global Material 3 design system at app startup. This enforces consistent typography, color, spacing, shapes, and motion across all screens and components to ensure visual uniformity.

Material 3 design tokens are global variables for spacing, typography, color, and elevation. They standardize Android app theming by acting as a single source of truth, guaranteeing uniform visual properties across every screen.

Yes, this Material 3 theming approach supports dynamic color, dark mode, and asymmetric shapes. It applies dark-mode-aware rules and expressive styling to conventional components like AppButton and AppCard.

Create reusable Android UI components by defining conventional elements like AppButton, AppCard, and AppTextField. The design system applies standardized states, accessibility rules, and motion to these components globally.

Yes, the design system supports dark mode and dynamic color out of the box. It requires defining dark-mode-aware theming rules to ensure proper color adaptation and accessibility across all UI components.

Apply a global design system when starting new AI-built screens or aiming to reduce visual rework. It enforces cohesive theming, typography, and component usage immediately, maintaining consistency across the entire app.