Color

Purpose: The Overview section provides a general introduction and overview of the color system within the design system. It explains the importance of color in visual design, its impact on user experience, and sets the context for the subsequent sections.

Purpose: The Use Cases section explores the different scenarios and applications where color is used within the design system. It highlights the role of color in creating visual hierarchy, conveying meaning, and enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the user interface.

Purpose: The Accessibility Contrast Ratios section focuses on the importance of color contrast for accessibility. It provides guidance on achieving sufficient contrast ratios between text and background colors to ensure readability and accessibility compliance.

Purpose: The Palette section showcases the color palette used in the design system. It provides an overview of the primary and secondary colors, along with any additional color variations or shades. This section may include color swatches or hex values for reference.

Purpose: The Roles section defines different color roles within the design system. It identifies and explains the purpose of primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, highlighting their intended usage and significance in creating visual hierarchy and consistency.

Purpose: The Surface Colors section focuses on defining surface colors within the design system. It explains how surface colors are used to define contained areas, distinguishing them from the background and other on-screen elements. This section may provide guidelines or examples for differentiating surface colors.

Purpose: The Color Tokens section introduces color tokens and their naming conventions within the design system. It explains the purpose of color tokens and provides examples of how they can be used to ensure consistency and flexibility in applying colors across the system.