Shadows can play an important role in a design system by:
- Adding depth: Shadows can be used to create a sense of depth and dimension, making designs appear more realistic and engaging.
- Improving usability: Shadows can be used to provide visual cues that help users understand the hierarchy and relationships between design elements.
- Reinforcing brand identity: Consistent use of shadows across designs can reinforce brand identity and improve recognition.
- Enhancing accessibility: Shadows can be used to improve accessibility, particularly for users with visual impairments or disabilities.
- Improving user experience: Shadows can help to create a more cohesive and pleasant user experience by providing a consistent visual element across designs.
- Enhancing contrast: Shadows can help to improve the contrast between design elements, making it easier for users to differentiate between them.
- Adding visual interest: Shadows can add visual interest and help to make designs more engaging and attractive.
By using shadows as part of a design system, designers and developers can ensure that designs are visually appealing, usable, and consistent, helping to improve the overall user experience.
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Spacing tokens can be used inside of components for building and between components for layout spacing. It complements our grids and typography scale by using multiples of four.
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