Composite vs Simple Tokens
Let's explore how composite tokens differ from simple ones, analyzing their main use cases with practical examples
TLDR;
Composite tokens are sets of values that, when combined, represent a complex visual property. They are not limited to a single value but define a more articulated visual aspect that may include multiple stylistic parameters.
Examples of composite tokens
Typography styles: A token encapsulating font family, size, weight, line height, and other textual…
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