Creytix

Tokens & brand switcher

Semantic tokens, palettes, and per-tenant brand switching.

Warning

Creytix Tokens & brand switcher is in active development — here's what it will do and what's live so far.

Overview

Tokens & brand switcher is the semantic token system behind every Creytix site's colors, type, and spacing — and, as it finishes building, a tool for switching those tokens per brand or tenant without touching page code.

How it works

  1. Semantic tokens — Design Labs defines color, type, and spacing as named tokens rather than raw values, so a site's look is governed centrally.
  2. Per-tenant palettes — each brand or tenant can carry its own token values while every route still reads the same token names.
  3. Switching (building) — a live, in-studio control for swapping a tenant's palette is what's currently in progress.

Steps

  1. Open tokens in Design Labs

    From Design Labs, open the tokens view for your workspace.

  2. Review the semantic token set

    Check the current color, type, and spacing tokens your routes read from.

  3. Preview a tenant's palette (building)

    The live in-studio switcher for previewing a tenant's palette is part of what's still shipping.

  4. Request a token change

    Until switching ships, palette changes go through Design Labs governance as a token-source update.

Capabilities

  • Semantic token system (color, type, spacing) already powering shipped routes.
  • Per-tenant palette values today, wired through Design Labs' token source.
  • Live in-studio brand switcher — building.
  • Governance review on token changes, carrying over once switching ships.

Limits & honest scope

Creytix Tokens & brand switcher is building.

  • What's live: the semantic token system itself — every shipped Creytix route already reads from tokens, not hardcoded values.
  • What's not live yet: a self-serve, in-studio control for switching between tenant palettes without editing the token source directly.
  • Until the switcher ships, changing a tenant's palette is a token-source change reviewed through Design Labs — not a self-serve toggle.