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.

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