material-design-3-color

You can generate Material Design 3 color tokens by copying the provided tokens.css file into your project. This file defines semantic color roles for primary, surface, neutral, and error, enabling you to build consistent light and dark themes.

Semantic color tokens are role-based color definitions like primary, surface, and error that map to specific UI elements. They support WCAG accessibility by managing contrast levels and providing a surface container hierarchy for consistent light and dark theming.

Dynamic theming with fixed accent colors is applied by referencing the md-sys color tokens from the tokens.css file. This approach maintains brand consistency while allowing the system to dynamically switch between light and dark surface container hierarchies.

Yes, you can use this Material Design 3 color system in an existing web project. It requires no external dependencies; simply copy the tokens.css file into your project and reference the semantic color tokens to manage theming and accessibility.

The best way to manage surface container hierarchy for dark mode is by utilizing the predefined neutral surface tokens in the tokens.css file. These tokens establish proper contrast and elevation layers, ensuring accessible and visually distinct UI components.

Neutral and error color roles are structured as semantic tokens within the tokens.css file, defining specific shades for surfaces, text, and error states. This structure ensures accessible contrast and clear visual feedback across light and dark themes.