design-token

A design token taxonomy organizes UI attributes into defined categories: color, spacing, typography, elevation, border, and motion. This taxonomy supports global, alias, and component token roles with clear naming patterns for consistent design system scaling.

Organize design tokens by defining uniform categories for color, spacing, and typography, then separating them into global, alias, and component token roles. This structure enforces clear naming conventions and usage rules for cross-platform UI consistency.

Use naming conventions that categorize tokens into global, alias, and component roles. Apply clear naming patterns to token categories like color, spacing, and elevation to enable rapid design-system scaling and consistent UI usage.

Yes, you can document and version design tokens using documentation templates. These templates help product teams publish, version, and align token usage guidance and theming rules across different platforms.

Yes, the design token approach works for theming across products by defining alias and component token roles. This allows teams to apply consistent theming guidance and naming conventions while scaling the design system rapidly.