design-token

You organize design tokens by defining a taxonomy with global, alias, and component levels to ensure a single source of truth for consistent UI across web and mobile platforms. This structure supports scalable naming and visual consistency.

The best way to structure a design token taxonomy for theming is to map alias tokens to raw values, creating a hierarchy from global tokens down to component tokens. This enables cross-platform reuse and scalable theme management.

You create naming conventions for color, spacing, and typography tokens by mapping aliases to raw values within your taxonomy, ensuring consistent visual language across products and supporting scalable documentation practices.

Yes, you can use a single design token set for both web and mobile components. By applying a scalable token taxonomy and naming conventions, you ensure cross-platform reuse and consistent visual language across products.

You need alias tokens to map abstract semantic meanings to raw global values, enabling scalable theming and consistent visual language across your design system. This abstraction allows you to update themes without altering underlying raw values.