Token documentation & component library
One governed token graph, not a components folder every team forks and drifts from.
Most design systems ship a components folder — files, a rendered preview site, a package to install. The moment a team needs something the library doesn't have, they fork it, and the fork drifts from the source. This system ships the token graph itself: DTCG-native, self-hostable, and readable directly by the codegen agents that consume it, not just by designers.
Every token, every component recipe, and every research decision behind it lives in one versioned source — browse it below, or download the whole graph as a bundle.
Paper — print & compliance documents
A regulated print document isn't a font choice — it's a rule weight, an ink color, and a page geometry, all versioned like every other token. This corner is bound to the real paper.primitive.color.ink and paper.primitive.rule.standard values below, not a screenshot.
paper.primitive.color.ink#000000paper.primitive.rule.standard1ptpaper.primitive.rule.emphasis1.5ptEleven document families — subscription agreements, prospectuses, financial reports, PDF-binder navigation, Mexico FIBRA trust & prospectus — share this same rule-weight ladder.
Writing — a versioned voice
Seven registers, each a real token — not a style-guide sentence someone has to remember to apply.
how-tooperational-imperativereferenceneutral-factual-clausecommunicationsinstitutionaljournalacademiclegalplain-language-bindingspecialistprescriptive-normativefinancial-disclosureprecise-compliance-disclosureEverything on this site is read from one registry.
Navigation, the counts on this page, the machine API, and every download all resolve against the same registry file. A component that isn't registered can't appear in the nav, and a count here can't drift from what a release actually contains — there is exactly one place any of these numbers come from.
A published count, a navigation entry, and a bundle download all resolve against the same registered record.
Four token domains, one Apache-2.0 graph.
Every domain below is DTCG JSON under Apache-2.0 — pull the whole graph or just the pieces you need into your own build, with no server required.
The full token set
- Color, type, spacing
- Motion, elevation, status
- Accessibility targets
Recipes, not screenshots
- HTML + CSS + ARIA per component
- Accessibility-baseline reference for every recipe
- Machine-readable via the registry
Voice, versioned like tokens
- Voice, registers, mechanics
- Terminology A–Z
- Worked before/after pairs
Document-format tokens
- Page geometry, pagination counters
- Four-step rule-weight ladder
- Built for subscription agreements, disclosure documents, and other regulated print formats
Or run the whole publishing stack yourself.
The tokens above are complete on their own — nothing on this page requires a server. The same engine that runs this site, app-privategit-design, is also available for a different company to publish and govern its own design system on: its own tokens, its own change history, its own on-prem MCP endpoint, inside its own infrastructure. That's a separate product from what's on this page.
Every number below is live.
There's no separate cached copy of this data — the server reads the same dtcg-vault/ directory the numbers below are counted from, every time.
Every component and token endpoint on this site reads from the same dtcg-vault/ directory the server scans directly.
This registry is real, and it grows.
122 documented items and 636 tokens today, across the token graph, its component recipes, and the Paper/Writing pillars — every release adds to the same registry.
Important Information
Design System disclosure
This site provides open-source design tokens, documentation, and self-hostable software published by Woodfine Capital Projects Inc. Information here is for general reference only and does not constitute an offer, warranty, or a guarantee of fitness for any particular purpose. Statements regarding planned, intended, or targeted future features are forward-looking and subject to change without notice; they are not undertaken to be updated except as required by law.