Production tokens, controls, and patterns in one inspectable surface.
Foundations
Tokens and base elements
Use semantic roles such as --surface-base and --text-primary in component CSS. Primitive color values stay in the token layer and are shown here for inspection.
CSS API--surface-*--text-*--accent-*--border-*
Canvassurface-canvas
Basesurface-base
Subtlesurface-subtle
Strongsurface-strong
Accentaccent-primary
Borderborder-default
Color primitives
These are the only literal color values. Components consume the semantic roles above instead.
--color-white
--color-black
--color-stone-25
--color-stone-50
--color-stone-100
--color-stone-200
--color-stone-400
--color-stone-600
--color-stone-800
--color-slate-100
--color-slate-300
--color-slate-700
--color-slate-800
--color-slate-900
--color-blue-300
--color-blue-500
--color-blue-700
--color-cyan-400
--color-violet-400
--color-lime-400
--color-mint-400
--color-orange-400
--color-pink-400
--color-teal-300
--color-green-500
--color-amber-500
--color-rose-500
--color-paper-25
--color-paper-50
--color-paper-100
--color-paper-200
--color-paper-400
--color-paper-700
--color-paper-900
Spacing and rounding
Square is the default. Only direct actions and intentionally elevated moments gain rounding.
Space 1--space-1
Space 3--space-3
Space 5--space-5
Space 8--space-8
Square--radius-none
Interactive--radius-interactive
Emphasis--radius-emphasis
Dialog--radius-dialog
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Top mini all-caps header
Heading one
Heading two
Heading three
Body text is optimized for readable product content, not decoration.
Square: cards, fields, tables, panels, documents.
Round: every direct action, navigation item, and icon control.
Medium round: only elevated cards and dialogs.
Actions
Buttons, links, and states
UiButton emits a button for actions and an a when it receives href. Variants only communicate priority; they do not create product-specific button styles.
These are the concrete shared building blocks used by the public site: persistent header navigation, LightField hero layers, optional prompts, carousel controls, and the two-band footer.
Cards are independent content containers. Use a link card only when the whole region navigates; reserve the medium round token and stronger shadow for deliberate modal interruptions.
Use an alert for a user-visible condition, a progress bar for a measurable task, and badges for short statuses. None require a product-specific feedback component.