radflow-design

Design RadFlow UI components with semantic tokens and System 7 styling.

1|Updated Dec 17, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/Radiants-DAO/radtools --skill radflow-design
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Skill: radflow-design
Source: https://github.com/Radiants-DAO/radtools/tree/main/.archive/docs-review/skills/radflow-design
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Radiants-DAO/radtools --skill radflow-design

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Design and implement production-grade UI components that embody RadFlow's System 7 heritage and warm California personality, ensuring pixel-perfect, on-brand code aligned with design tokens.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Pixel-perfect UI components that faithfully reproduce the RadOS System 7 aesthetic.
  • Token-driven styling using semantic design tokens to ensure consistency across themes.
  • Guided rules for border radii, shadows, typography, and component lift for cohesive UX across RadFlow projects.
  • Use Case: Create a new app UI module that matches RadFlow branding and scales across pages.

Quick Start

Describe a new RadFlow UI component using the RadOS System 7 styling rules and semantic tokens.

Frequently Asked Questions about radflow-design

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I design UI components using semantic design tokens instead of hard-coded colors?

To design UI components with semantic tokens, apply token-driven styling rules that map to hierarchical radii, hard pixel shadows, and typography, ensuring consistency across light and dark modes without hard-coded colors.

What is the best way to build a UI module that matches RadFlow branding across multiple pages?

The best way to build a scalable RadFlow UI module is to implement production-grade components using System 7 aesthetic rules, semantic design tokens, and guided styling for border radii and component lift to ensure cohesive UX.

How does typography and border radius scaling work for pixel-perfect UI components?

Typography and border radius scaling for pixel-perfect UI components works by enforcing specific design rules that apply hierarchical radii and typography tokens, ensuring text and shapes align visually across both light and dark themes.

Do I need specific design tokens to apply the System 7 aesthetic to new projects?

Yes, you need to use RadFlow semantic design tokens to apply the System 7 aesthetic, as this enforces the design rules for border radii, hard pixel shadows, and typography while avoiding hard-coded colors across themes.

Can I use hard-coded colors when creating RadFlow UI components?

No, you cannot use hard-coded colors when creating RadFlow UI components; the system requires token-driven styling using semantic design tokens to maintain visual consistency across light and dark modes.

What are the limitations of using hierarchical radii and hard pixel shadows in UI design?

The limitation of using hierarchical radii and hard pixel shadows is that you must strictly follow RadFlow's guided design rules for component lift and styling, preventing arbitrary visual deviations across your app UI.