What problem does it solve?
Prevents duplicated styling, inconsistent visual states, and ad-hoc UI rules by enforcing a token-driven, component-first design system so interfaces remain consistent, maintainable, and accessible across the application.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Centralized design tokens for colors, spacing, typography, and shadows to avoid hardcoded values.
- Clear component architecture with primitives, composites, patterns, and templates to maximize reuse.
- Mandated visual states for every component: loading, error, empty, and success, ensuring predictable UX in asynchronous and edge scenarios.
- Use Case: Build a Button and Card that share tokens and state handling so theme changes or accessibility updates propagate without code duplication.
Quick Start
Create a new Button component that uses the design-system tokens for colors, spacing, and typography and implements loading, error, empty, and success states without hardcoding styles.