KIN Design System 2.1.1
Highlights
- Defines KIN's contract-first delivery boundary, including Variables-only Figma interoperability and project-owned production components.
- Adds machine-readable adoption evidence, immutable contract revision/checksum checks, ownership, exceptions, and production-observation stages.
- Establishes a normative component catalog and terminology model with 55 stable components, 7 candidates, and 8 drafts.
- Adds complete contracts and runnable references for core controls, overlays, data display, AI assistance, review, durable work, and charts.
- Expands verification across normal and reduced motion, Chromium, Firefox/WebKit smoke tests, reflow proxy, long content, RTL, and Forced Colors without overstating manual accessibility evidence.
- Makes contract checksums stable across Windows and Unix checkouts by canonicalizing UTF-8 BOM and line endings.
Delivery
KIN remains a framework-independent design contract. It does not claim a published Figma component library or a universal runtime component package. Consuming products own their production implementation and record local mappings in the adoption evidence format.
Verification
- Documentation, design contract, component catalog, release consistency, generated Tokens, Figma Variables, and tooling tests passed in GitHub Actions.
- Reference interfaces passed the full Playwright matrix and uploaded review screenshots.
- GitHub Pages deployment completed successfully.