 color. Designers and developers should refer to this color by the same name and identity, regardless of platform (design, web, mobile etc). If the color changes in design, it should also change on all development platforms automatically (and vice versa).

 and centralizing the source of truth for this color. Because they help to establish a source of truth, they are often found in design systems. They can be used for colors, text styles, spacings, animation values etc.

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Learn how design tokens can establish a consistent source of truth for colors, text styles, spacings, and more across platforms. Discover how they promote collaboration and maintainability in design systems, ensuring that design changes are automatically 

Design System for Acme

Design tokens

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Design Document for a website

Design Documentation for Software Application

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