Cloodle Design Tokens

Apply consistent visual design across all Cloodle platform interfaces using these design tokens.

When to Use This Skill

• Creating new UI components for Cloodle
• Styling pages in Kirby CMS or Moodle
• Ensuring brand consistency across platforms
• Implementing responsive, accessible designs

Quick Reference

See reference.md for the complete token definitions.

Key Principles

1. Warm and Grounding – Use earth tones (terracotta, forest, sand) as primary palette
2. Breath-Based Spacing – Use the 8px breath unit for consistent rhythm
3. Accessible by Default – Maintain 4.5:1 contrast minimum
4. Motion with Purpose – Animations should feel calm and intentional

Implementation

Colors

/* Primary accent */
background: var(--cloodle-coral);

/* Grounded CTA */
background: var(--cloodle-forest);

/* Warm background */
background: var(--cloodle-white); /* #FAF8F5, not stark white */

Typography

/* Headings */
font-family: var(--font-display); /* Outfit */

/* Body text */
font-family: var(--font-body); /* Source Serif Pro */

/* UI elements */
font-family: var(--font-ui); /* Inter */

Spacing

/* Use semantic spacing tokens */
padding: var(--space-rest);      /* 24px - inside cards */
margin-bottom: var(--space-settle); /* 32px - between cards */

Platform-Specific Notes

Kirby CMS (UIkit)

Map tokens to UIkit variables in SCSS.

Moodle (Boost Union)

Map tokens to Bootstrap/Boost variables.

React/Web Components

Use CSS custom properties directly.