ckm:design-system

Create a scalable design token system by structuring tokens across three layers: primitives, semantics, and component tokens. This model unifies branding and UI components, enabling consistent theming and dark-mode support across slide templates.

The three-layer token architecture maps primitive values to semantic aliases, then to component-specific CSS variables. This hierarchy streamlines design-to-code handoff and ensures consistent theming across branding materials and slide templates.

Generate CSS variables by running the token generator script to compile tokens.json into a tokens.css file. This process outputs the CSS variables required to apply brand-aligned theming and dark-mode support across presentation workflows.

Yes, semantic tokens support dark mode by abstracting primitive colors into context-aware aliases. Applying this token model to slide templates enables seamless theme switching and consistent brand overlays across projects.

Yes, the token architecture works for both branding and UI components by mapping semantic tokens to specific component tokens. This ensures slide-generation readiness and brand-aligned presentation workflows across templates.

The best way to maintain consistent theming is applying a unified design token system using CSS variables. This approach ensures primitive, semantic, and component tokens remain synchronized across branding, UI components, and slide templates.