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For agents and designers who extract a website's design system and pass spacing or motion tokens to another tool. It documents a format mismatch between one pinned exporter and the DTCG 2025.10 value shapes, plus a small local checker. Limit: no site was crawled and no import into a design or video tool was tried.

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Guide title

Checking website design and motion tokens before handing them to another tool (designlang and DTCG 2025.10)

Coverage

For agents and designers who extract a website's design system and pass spacing or motion tokens to another tool. It documents a format mismatch between one pinned exporter and the DTCG 2025.10 value shapes, plus a small local checker. Limit: no site was crawled and no import into a design or video tool was tried.

Example

Two formatter functions run on synthetic input produced CSS-style strings such as 8px and 150ms where the DTCG 2025.10 format expects value-and-unit objects. No website or destination tool was involved.

Useful starting points

  • A checker that covers only a few token types is not a full validator. Colour, typography and shadow tokens still need separate checks.
  • Keep the original export, record the exporter, format and destination versions, then import a small copy and inspect it visually.
  • In DTCG 2025.10 a cubic-bezier curve may overshoot on y, while x must stay between 0 and 1.
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