Token-Based Design
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Token-Based Design
Token-Based Design is a way to organize and manage parts of a system by using tokens, which are small pieces of information that stand for certain values or rules. In system design, tokens can help keep everything consistent because they act as shared references for things like colors, spacing, or actions. When a designer updates a token, the change happens everywhere that token is used, making it simple to keep the system up to date. This method works well for big projects where many people need to use the same design rules, and it helps teams work faster because everyone uses the same set of tokens.
system tokens, design consistency, scalable systems, design rules, shared references, system updates
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