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Stylaform

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What your product looks like should be a decision, not a side effect of a prompt.

Stylaform sits before and alongside AI software development. It answers what your product should look and feel like — then keeps every contributor to that answer.

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The same interface, rendered by four different systems.

This is the core of the product: comparison you can actually judge, because everything except the brand stays identical.

Measured, institutional, evidence-led.

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  • accent: #14508C
  • radius: 4px
  • heading: Source Serif 4
  • shadow: none

Capabilities

What Stylaform does.

Directions, applied to real interfaces

Explore complete visual systems on realistic product screens instead of judging a palette in isolation.

A single structured source of truth

Colors, typography, spacing, components and rules live as structured data. Every export is generated from it.

Measurable checks

Contrast is calculated, not estimated, so accessibility is part of the decision rather than a later apology.

Immutable versions

Lock an approved specification. Later changes create a new version and leave history intact.

Exports built for implementation

BRAND.md, tokens.json, CSS custom properties, Tailwind-compatible guidance and agent instructions.

Drift awareness

Compare what got built against what was approved. In development, labelled honestly until it ships.

What Stylaform is not

It is not a logo maker, a site builder or another palette tool.

Stylaform is not an AI website builder, a mood-board app, an image generator, or a replacement for Figma or Canva. It is the decision layer those tools assume you already have.

Design tokens

Design decisions become build instructions.

A token is just a decision with a name. Once it has a name, a person can read it, a stylesheet can use it and an agent can be held to it.

How a brand decision becomes a named token and a value
DecisionTokenValue
Our accent is a deep signal bluecolor.accent#14508C
Headings are set in a seriffont.headingSource Serif 4
Layouts breathe on a 4px rhythmspace.416px
Corners are barely roundedradius.button6px
Cards use a border, never a shadowcomponent.card1px solid border
No gradients anywhererule.forbiddengradient
Same tokens feed →HumansDevelopersAI agentsCSSTailwindDocumentation

Export

A brand book your AI can actually read.

Traditional brand books are documents written for people — a PDF someone opens twice. Stylaform keeps the brand as structured data and generates documentation a coding agent can parse and follow.

BRAND.md is an export, not the database. The structured Stylaform system stays the source of truth, so every other artifact — tokens, CSS, agent instructions — is generated from the same decisions.

BRAND.md
# Brand System

## Character

Confident, human and precise.

## Typography

Headings: Source Serif 4, 600
Body: IBM Plex Sans, 400

## Components

Primary buttons use the accent token.
Border radius: 6px.

## Required

Visible keyboard focus.
WCAG AA contrast where applicable.

## Forbidden

Do not use gradients.
Do not introduce unapproved fonts.
Do not use pill-shaped primary buttons.

Versioning

Decide once. Change deliberately.

A brand begins as a draft. Teams explore and refine it. Once approved, they lock a version — and a locked version cannot silently mutate.

  1. 01

    Draft

    Explore and refine freely.

  2. 02

    Review

    Test, compare, gather feedback.

  3. 03Locked

    Locked v1

    Immutable approved specification.

  4. 04

    New draft

    A later redesign starts here.

  5. 05

    Review

    The same discipline, again.

  6. 06Locked

    Locked v2

    v1 stays exactly as it was.

The result is a known reference point for every build. When someone asks what the brand is, the answer is a version number rather than an opinion.

Stop letting the prompt choose your brand.

Decide what your product should look like once. Give every human and AI developer the same rules from then on.