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Workspace Documentation

How the Design Token Workspace Works

Customize, preview, and generate production-grade token variables for layouts, spacing scales, and semantic styling properties.

Adjust Variable Swatches

Modify standard colors (Brand, Accent, Neutrals, Status) or create your own custom color tokens dynamically in the sidebar accordions.

Scale Spacing & Radii

Drag the pixel sliders to resize global gap spacing, paddings, margins, and border-radii values across the preview mockup.

Audit Responsive Mockups

Toggle active preview tabs (Dashboard, Landing, Forms) to check how your layout and contrast adjustments look under different pages.

Multi-Platform Exporters

Click Export and copy unified variables code directly for Tailwind, CSS/SCSS, iOS SwiftUI, Android Jetpack Compose, Android XML, Flutter, or Figma.

Tailwind CSS v4 Standard

Export generated variables in native Tailwind v4 format. The code leverages custom properties inside the brand-new `@theme` engine declaration, eliminating complex utility maps in config files.

Functional Semantic Tokens

Using semantic tokens like `--bg-surface`, `--text-muted`, and `--border-subtle` enables flawless light and dark theme swaps while keeping code styling references simple and readable.

Layout Scale Calibration

Spacing levels (`spacing-1` to `spacing-16`) and radius constants are dynamically bound to root property overrides, providing a pixel-perfect layout testing platform right in your browser.

Multi-Platform Ready

Go beyond the web! Export your design tokens directly to native mobile layouts: **iOS SwiftUI** structs, **Android Jetpack Compose** themes, traditional **Android XML** resource files, **Flutter** ThemeData classes, and **React Native** style sheets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are design tokens and why are they helpful?

Design tokens are the visual design atoms of a brand or product—such as color codes, font sizes, margins, and animation timings—stored as central variables. Using design tokens creates a single source of truth, allowing design tools (like Figma) and styling code (like CSS or Tailwind) to stay in perfect sync.

How do spacing and radius sliders affect the mockup preview?

Adjusting a spacing slider overrides custom properties (e.g., `var(--spacing-4)`) on the root wrapper node of the preview area. The preview mockups (Dashboard, Landing, and Forms) utilize these semantic tokens in their Tailwind classes, so they adjust in real-time.

Can I use these design tokens in native mobile applications like SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose?

Absolutely! The export modal includes designated formats for native mobile environments. You can copy ready-to-paste Swift structures for SwiftUI, Kotlin classes for Jetpack Compose, traditional XML resource files for Android (colors/dimens/themes.xml), Dart code for Flutter, or TypeScript style objects for React Native.

Does it export typography and shadow definitions as well?

Yes! Every exporter generates colors, layout constants (spacing and radius scales), opacity levels, standard elevations, and structured typography metrics (font sizes, font weights, line heights, and font families), giving you a fully-fledged design system out of the box.

Are these tokens compatible with Tailwind CSS v3 and v4?

Absolutely. The export modal provides separate code tabs: Tailwind v4 utilizes the modern `@theme { ... }` directive in CSS configuration, while Tailwind v3 formats configuration as a standard JS config object (`theme.extend`).

Need custom token structures? Toggle the sidebar parameters or use the segmented export configurations to match your app structure.