What problem does it solve?
Frontend Design helps teams commit to a bold design direction before writing a single line of CSS, and it generates a complete design system including a color palette, typography pairings, style direction, and UX rules for a product.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Step 1 — Commit to a Direction: Define the product purpose, audience, archetype, a distinctive visual identity, and anti-goals.
- Step 2 — Choose an Archetype: Align the design language with predefined archetypes such as Editorial, Swiss, Brutalist, Minimalist, Maximalist, Retro-Futuristic, Organic, Industrial, Art Deco, or Lo-Fi.
- Step 3 — Generate Design Tokens: Create a tokenized system for colors, typography, spacing, borders, shadows, and motion.
- Step 4 — Typography Rules: Establish distinctive font pairings and typographic scale with weight contrast and line heights.
- Step 5 — Color System: Apply a 60-30-10 color distribution and accessible contrast principles.
- Step 6 — Component Standards: Define states (Default, Hover, Active, Focus, Disabled, Loading) and responsive breakpoints (375px, 768px, 1024px).
- Step 7 — Quality Checklist: Ensure archetype consistency, token usage, accessibility, and responsive behavior.
Quick Start
Describe your product context and let frontend-design generate a complete design system with tokens, typography, and color guidelines.