build-design-system

Build a design system using the Design Graph methodology by defining color and spacing scales, establishing component defaults, and creating swappable themes. This approach enforces constraint-based rules and scale mappings to ensure consistent visual language across UI projects.

The Design Graph connects four nodes—Scales, Components, Variants, and Themes—to structure a scalable design system. It uses mathematical typography rules, centralized tokens, and variant definitions to maintain coherent visual systems that support theme switching and multi-product consistency.

Define mathematical typography by creating coherent type scales and spacing based on constraint-based rules. The Design Graph methodology applies these rules systematically across components, ensuring scalable and consistent spacing relationships throughout your design system.

Yes. Centralize design tokens with swappable themes to enable light and dark modes effortlessly. The Design Graph approach structures themes as a core node, allowing you to maintain single component definitions while supporting multiple visual presentations.

You generate a Design System SPEC documenting scales, components, themes, and implementation hints. This specification provides the blueprint for consistent visual language and guides scalable implementation across your UI projects.

Use a design system when starting a component library, creating design tokens, or structuring themes across multiple UI projects. The constraint-based Design Graph methodology scales to large products while preventing visual inconsistency and reducing maintenance overhead.