Multi-Platform Design Tokens with Figma-to-Code Synchronization
Design token architecture that works across Figma, React, React Native, and CSS, with automated synchronization pipeline.
Implement a design token system that serves as the single source of truth between design and code, eliminating visual inconsistencies across platforms.
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Implement a design token system that serves as the single source of truth between design and code, eliminating visual inconsistencies across platforms.
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A payment app found that their Figma design system diverged from the React code in 43% of colors and 67% of spacing values. They want synchronized tokens that update Figma, web (React), and mobile (React Native) from a single source of truth.
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Architect a design token system for [PRODUCT/COMPANY] that synchronizes [FIGMA] with [PLATFORMS: React, React Native, CSS, iOS, Android].\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\nCurrent state: tokens defined [WHERE: Figma/code/spreadsheet/nowhere].\\\\\\\\nNumber of products: [NUMBER]. Stack: [TECHNOLOGIES].\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**1) Token Structure:**\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\nLevel 1 -- Global (primitives):\\\\\\\\n- Colors: blue-500, gray-200, etc. (HEX values)\\\\\\\\n- Spacing: space-1 (4px), space-2 (8px), ... space-16 (64px)\\\\\\\\n- Typography: font-size, font-weight, line-height, letter-spacing\\\\\\\\n- Border: radius, width\\\\\\\\n- Shadow: elevation levels (1-5)\\\\\\\\n- Motion: duration, easing\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\nLevel 2 -- Semantic (aliases):\\\\\\\\n- color-bg-primary -> gray-50 (light) / gray-900 (dark)\\\\\\\\n- color-text-primary -> gray-900 (light) / gray-50 (dark)\\\\\\\\n- color-interactive-default -> blue-600\\\\\\\\n- space-component-padding -> space-4\\\\\\\\n- font-heading-lg -> {size: font-size-7, weight: font-weight-bold, height: line-height-tight}\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\nLevel 3 -- Component (specific):\\\\\\\\n- button-primary-bg -> color-interactive-default\\\\\\\\n- button-primary-text -> color-text-inverse\\\\\\\\n- input-border-default -> color-border-default\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**2) Format and Storage:**\\\\\\\\n- Source format: JSON or YAML (justify your choice)\\\\\\\\n- Repository: where to store (monorepo, separate package)\\\\\\\\n- Complete example of a token file\\\\\\\\n- Naming convention: kebab-case, camelCase, or dot notation\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**3) Transformation Pipeline:**\\\\\\\\n- Tool: Style Dictionary, Tokens Studio, Figma Variables API\\\\\\\\n- Input: JSON tokens\\\\\\\\n- Outputs:\\\\\\\\n - CSS custom properties (web)\\\\\\\\n - JavaScript/TypeScript constants (React)\\\\\\\\n - React Native StyleSheet values\\\\\\\\n - Swift/Kotlin constants (native)\\\\\\\\n - Figma Variables (via API)\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**4) Figma <-> Code Synchronization:**\\\\\\\\n- Tokens Studio for Figma setup\\\\\\\\n- GitHub sync: push/pull tokens\\\\\\\\n- CI/CD pipeline: automatic PR when tokens change in Figma\\\\\\\\n- Validation: check for breaking changes before merge\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**5) Themes and Variations:**\\\\\\\\n- Light/Dark mode via token swap\\\\\\\\n- White-label: how to support multiple brands\\\\\\\\n- High contrast mode for accessibility\\\\\\\\n- Responsive tokens (if applicable)\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**6) Governance:**\\\\\\\\n- Who can edit tokens at each level\\\\\\\\n- New token proposal process\\\\\\\\n- Automatic changelog\\\\\\\\n- Breaking changes: how to communicate and migrate\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\nDeliverables: token repository + CI pipeline + documentation + updated Figma library.Open directly in an AI — the text is pre-filled:
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