frontend-design

To translate UX wireframes into a frontend design system, apply a token-driven workflow that defines scalable color, typography, and spacing structures. This bridges initial UX concepts and unified, accessible component development.

A three-tier token model structures design systems by separating global reference tokens, semantic system tokens, and component-specific tokens. This hierarchy ensures scalable theming, consistent dark-mode mappings, and maintainable frontend architecture.

Prepare a Figma handoff package by generating screen compositions, a comprehensive component library manifest, and codified design token specifications. This ensures developers receive exact spacing, color, and typography requirements directly.

Yes, the design system workflow supports WCAG-ready contrast for dark mode by enforcing comprehensive accessibility checks across all interactive component states. It automatically maps color tokens to ensure compliant contrast ratios.

Yes, you can define responsive typography and color systems without external dependencies. The skill operates independently to establish scalable breakpoints, dark-mode mappings, and token structures directly from your UX wireframes.

The best way to structure interactive component states for handoff is codifying their specifications alongside a three-tier token model. This ensures developers receive comprehensive, accessible states mapped directly to semantic tokens.