Design systems play a crucial role in creating efficient and consistent typography for digital platforms, focusing on usability, clarity, and hierarchy.
Typography goes beyond font selection, encompassing the arrangement of words for readability, visual appeal, and engagement.
Integration of typography into design systems simplifies development and ensures scalability across different devices.
Key typographic principles include usability, clarity, and hierarchy for enhancing user experience and accessibility.
Designing for accessibility involves factors like font size, color contrast, spacing, line height, text resizing, and screen reader compatibility.
Establishing primitive tokens like font family, weight, size, line height, and letter tracking forms a cohesive typographic system.
Naming conventions for typography tokens follow a hierarchical structure based on category, size, style, and attribute.
Semantic tokens in typography provide meaning and context to fundamental typographic properties, ensuring consistency and adaptability across platforms.
Semantic tokens offer advantages such as consistency across platforms, effortless updates, flexibility, scalability, and improved collaboration.
Applying semantic labels for hierarchical text styles enhances design consistency and streamlines the design-to-development process.