What is an Atomic Design System?

Think of it like building a UI the way nature builds stuff. Starting from atoms and going all the way to full pages. Brad Frost coined this concept, breaking UI into 5 levels : atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages.

Why it matters?

It keeps your designs clean, consistent, and easy to scale. Plus, devs love it because it makes components super reusable. In short — less chaos, more clarity, faster shipping

Color Primitives

These are the foundational colors in the palette. Think of them as the pure color values that serve as the core, supporting other color groups

Color Mode

Colors assigned for specific use cases, like buttons, text, or backgrounds. Each mode is tailored for a particular function to keep design consistent.

Typography

Spacing System

Effects

Corner Radius

Breakpoints

Atoms

Atoms are the smallest building blocks in a design system single, self-contained UI elements that can’t be broken down any further without losing their meaning.

Badge

Buttons

Toggle/Switch

Checkbox

Radio Button

Avatar

Progress Indicator

Chips

Tool Tips

Slider

Molecules

If atoms are single-purpose UI bits, molecules are **small groups of atoms working together to do one clear job, **think of them as functional mini-components you can drop anywhere.

Toaster

Tabs

Breadcrumbs

Empty States

Pagination

Dropdown

Dialog

Date Picker

Input

Search Bar

Filter

Text Area

Tables

Skelton Loader

Upload FIle

OTP

Notification Floating

Alert

Top Navigation

Slider Navigation

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