Currently, the UI styling feels fragmented because colors and properties are being applied directly. I suggest we standardize the design system by defining a clear set of tokens—such as primary, secondary, and tertiary colors—along with consistent rules for typography, spacing, and other styling elements.
This approach will:
Ensure visual consistency across components and screens
Make it easier to implement themes (e.g., dark mode) without breaking layouts
Improve scalability and maintainability, as developers won’t need to hardcode values repeatedly
Provide a single source of truth for all styling decisions
By adopting this systemized approach, we’ll not only resolve current issues (like dark mode inconsistencies) but also build a stronger foundation for future UI enhancements.
Currently, the UI styling feels fragmented because colors and properties are being applied directly. I suggest we standardize the design system by defining a clear set of tokens—such as primary, secondary, and tertiary colors—along with consistent rules for typography, spacing, and other styling elements.
This approach will:
Ensure visual consistency across components and screens
Make it easier to implement themes (e.g., dark mode) without breaking layouts
Improve scalability and maintainability, as developers won’t need to hardcode values repeatedly
Provide a single source of truth for all styling decisions
By adopting this systemized approach, we’ll not only resolve current issues (like dark mode inconsistencies) but also build a stronger foundation for future UI enhancements.