Editorial Monochrome
A minimal black-and-white editorial system. Hierarchy is built with typography and white space.
Reference Archive · Structure First · Ready to Use
A structured reference archive of design systems ready for real-world use. Provides standardized MD documents with color tokens, typography, and component patterns for AI tools and developers to reference and reuse immediately.
A minimal black-and-white editorial system. Hierarchy is built with typography and white space.
A warm earth-tone palette with humanist typefaces. Creates friendly, approachable interfaces.
Thick borders and bold typography. Exposes structure with unapologetic confidence.
Deep navy primary on a neutral gray scale. Role-based semantic tokens deliver enterprise-grade consistency.
A fintech super-app style system. Generous radii, a single blue accent, and a fine-grained gray scale convey trust and simplicity.
A global messenger style system. Brand green accents on a white base with strict semantic colors create friendliness.
A dark-first system. Red accents on deep charcoal surfaces express the dense flow of telecom services.
Korean government design system style. Accessibility-first principles, government blue, and Pretendard GOV build public-service trust.
Apple Human Interface Guidelines style. System colors, restrained hierarchy, and platform-native clarity.
Samsung One UI style. Large radii, generous touch targets, and a blue accent optimized for one-handed use.
A large-scale e-commerce system. Strict separation of brand green and sale red with high-density product information design.
A mobility system. Vivid blue that stays legible over maps, with real-time state representation at its core.
A local community system. Carrot orange accents, plain grays, and a single token source aimed at multi-platform delivery.
Google Material Design 3 style. Semantic role tokens derived from tonal palettes, with dynamic color at the core.
IBM Carbon style enterprise system. Square geometry, the 2x grid, and IBM Plex create data-product precision.
Microsoft Fluent 2 style. Restrained use of light, depth, and motion with 4px radii and productivity-tool density.
Shopify Polaris style admin system. White cards on a light gray canvas with clear, merchant-first action design.
An ownership-app system of midnight black neutrals and an active green accent. Expresses vehicle connection in restrained cool grays.
Black monotone with a copper accent and crisp 2px corners. Achromatic hierarchy builds a premium quiet-luxury tone.
A travel-platform style system. Lively red and cyan blue with clearly separated roles, plus tokenized yds radius and shadow scales.
Meta open-source system style. Semantic tokens, a theme builder, and 90+ copy-ready components including chat and AI patterns.
A career-platform style system. Cool-neutral scales, Wanted blue, and opacity-based label and line tokens aim at a single multi-platform spec.
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Choose the design system that fits your project. Check the overall mood with the color palette, typography, and component previews.
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Use the Download MD button to save a structured markdown file containing color tokens, typography rules, component patterns, and CSS code.
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Add the MD file as context to prompts in Claude, Gemini, or Codex — or copy the CSS variables and code samples directly into your project.
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AI generates components and layouts that follow the system tokens and rules. Because everything is token-based, dark mode and brand customization come easily.
Design System Vault is a structured reference archive of design systems for real-world use. It provides systematically organized MD documents containing color tokens, typography rules, and component patterns — not just a gallery, but a ready-to-use resource platform.
A design system is a coherent design language that includes UI components, color tokens, typography rules, and spacing scales. By standardizing design decisions and rules, it lets an entire team build a consistent user experience.
Download the MD file and paste it as context in your AI prompt. Tools like Claude, Gemini, and Codex will generate code that follows the design system's tokens, typography, and component specifications.
Design System Vault currently includes 22 design systems — Editorial Monochrome, Warm Humanist, Neo Brutalist, Corporate Navy, Toss TDS, LINE LDSG, KT Seamless Flow, KRDS, Apple HIG, Samsung One UI, Gmarket GDS, SOCAR Frame, 당근 SEED, Material Design 3, IBM Carbon, Microsoft Fluent, Shopify Polaris, Midnight Green, Copper Monotone, Yeogi YDS, Astryx, Wanted Montage — and is continuously updated.