/style
Apply styling to a component using the project's design system and styling approach.
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/style
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What this command does when you run it.
Apply styling to a component using the project's design system and styling approach.
Command definition
style.mdApply styling to a component using the project's design system and styling approach.
Steps
1. Identify the project's styling approach: 2. Review the component's visual requirements: 3. Apply base styles: 4. Add interactive states: 5. Add responsive behavior: 6. Add dark mode support if the project uses themes. 7. Verify visual consistency with existing components.
Format
Component: <name> Styling: <approach used> Tokens Used: <colors, spacing, typography> Breakpoints: <responsive behavior>
Rules
- Use design tokens instead of hardcoded values.
- Follow the project's naming conventions for CSS classes.
- Ensure sufficient color contrast (WCAG AA: 4.5:1 ratio).
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