skillshare-ui-website-style

You can standardize design tokens across a UI dashboard and marketing website by applying a unified design system that shares color, typography, spacing, and border tokens across both frontend projects to reduce visual drift.

The best way to enforce accessibility and visual consistency is by using reusable component guidelines and API expectations governed by a shared design system, ensuring cohesive patterns across UI pages and website components.

You validate design system usage in ui/ and website/ directories by requiring explicit front-matter metadata, token references, and companion STYLE_GUIDE guidelines to ensure correct implementation.

Yes, you need a companion STYLE_GUIDE to apply design system tokens, as it provides the validation guidelines required to ensure correct token governance and usage across your website components.

Yes, you can use this design system for both marketing website pages and internal UI tools, as it specifically provides guidance for two distinct design contexts with a clear handoff between designers and engineers.

Your frontend UI experiences visual drift between the dashboard and website when shared design tokens for typography, spacing, and radii are not standardized across both project directories.