ui-design-tokens

Manage design tokens by organizing UI aesthetics into a three-layer architecture (Primitive, Semantic, Component) with explicit light and dark theming. This ensures consistent design across projects and enables quick adaptation to branding changes without code modifications.

The three-layer architecture for design tokens maps primitive values (raw color or spacing) to semantic aliases (e.g., background-primary) and component tokens (e.g., button-background). This structure maintains strict naming conventions and scales UI consistency across multi-component applications.

Structure color, typography, and spacing tokens by categorizing them into primitive, semantic, and component layers. This coherent token system with semantic naming allows teams to reuse design decisions and scale across multiple web applications efficiently.

Yes, you can swap token values for branding changes without modifying frontend component code. By updating the primitive token definitions, the semantic and component layers automatically inherit the new values, ensuring consistent UI updates across the application.

No specific dependencies are required for theme switching. The design token system operates independently, organizing CSS variables to enable light and dark theming guidance directly within your frontend design system environment.