gspec-style

To create a visual design system, generate a complete Visual Style Guide that establishes the visual language, tokens, and component patterns for your application. This provides a reusable format defining color systems, typography, spacing, and usage rules.

A visual style guide is a documented set of visual language tokens, color systems, typography, and component patterns. You need one when lack of a cohesive visual language leads to inconsistent UI and drift across your web and mobile products.

Define design tokens and accessibility rules by generating a style guide that codifies color palettes, typography, spacing, and iconography. It includes accessibility conformance and implementation guardrails for designers and developers to ensure uniform visuals.

Yes, you can use the generated style guide for both web and mobile interfaces. The guide scopes its visual language tokens, component patterns, and accessibility considerations to ensure consistent UI across multiple platforms.

The best way to prevent UI drift is to implement a reusable Visual Style Guide that codifies design language, tokens, and patterns. Teams embed this guide into design reviews and development workflows to keep visuals aligned.

Yes, you need to provide a project brief and platform context to generate a complete Visual Style Guide draft. This context allows the system to establish the specific visual language, tokens, and component patterns needed for your application.