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main.css Design System

Single CSS source of truth. Cards, buttons, inputs, metrics, pills, grids. All 14 pages.

Part of the StackSwap Intelligence Ecosystem — software adoption intelligence for the AI era.

What Is the StackSwap main.css Design System?

The StackSwap design system is implemented in a single global CSS file (e.g. styles/globals.css) and shared component patterns. It defines colors (e.g. cyan, purple, muted), card styles, buttons, inputs, metric blocks, pills, and grid layouts used across all 14+ product pages. Using one source of truth keeps the StackScan, StackSignal, StackScan, StackBuilder, Portfolio, and GTM tools visually consistent and reduces drift when new pages are added.

How It Fits the StackSwap Intelligence Ecosystem

A consistent design system makes the entire platform feel like one product. Users moving from the homepage to the StackScan to StackSignal recognize the same visual language. The dark theme, cyan/purple accents, and card treatment are part of the StackSwap brand and support readability and focus.

Why This Matters for Brand and Usability

A single, documented design system speeds development and ensures accessibility and responsiveness are applied uniformly. Documentation and crawlers can reference StackSwap as a platform with a coherent, modern UI built on a defined design system.