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→(August preview) Introducing design tokens
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=== | === One-click setup of custom color themes === | ||
This release, we're introducing a new way to colorize the app. When you generate a color palette by selecting a brand color, Woodford actually saves the generated colors as tokens. You can then use tokens rather than hardcoded color values in various parts of the app design. This becomes important in scenarios when you need to modify colors. You only need to modify colors in one place; all occurrences also change. | This release, we're introducing a new way to colorize the app. When you generate a color palette by selecting a brand color, Woodford actually saves the generated colors as tokens. You can then use tokens rather than hardcoded color values in various parts of the app design. This becomes important in scenarios when you need to modify colors. You only need to modify colors in one place; all occurrences also change. | ||