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Transform text prompts into high-fidelity interactive prototypes with AI-powered UI design.
Atmos is a specialized design system intelligence tool engineered to solve the complex mathematical challenges of color scaling in modern UI/UX workflows. Unlike traditional color pickers, Atmos utilizes perceptually uniform color spaces like LCH and OKLCH to ensure that lightness and chroma remain consistent across generated shades, a critical requirement for accessible enterprise-grade interfaces. By 2026, Atmos has positioned itself as the industry standard for 'Color Engineering,' moving beyond aesthetic selection into algorithmic palette generation that respects WCAG 2.1 and APCA (Advanced Perceptual Contrast Algorithm) standards. The technical architecture allows designers to create multi-state palettes (Dark Mode, High Contrast, Brand variants) that are programmatically linked, ensuring that a change in the seed color propagates through the entire token architecture without breaking accessibility ratios. For AI Solutions Architects, Atmos represents the bridge between generative design and production-ready code, offering deep integrations with Figma, Tailwind CSS, and Style Dictionary for seamless design token synchronization across distributed engineering teams.
Generates shades based on the OKLCH color model to ensure consistent perceived lightness.
Transform text prompts into high-fidelity interactive prototypes with AI-powered UI design.
The Product Design Infrastructure platform for high-velocity UI/UX planning and wireframing.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
Implements the Advanced Perceptual Contrast Algorithm for modern accessibility testing.
Maps raw color values to functional names (e.g., text-primary) within the tool.
Real-time preview of palettes on various UI components (Buttons, Cards, Inputs).
Allows for non-linear interpolation of color lightness and chroma.
Uses algorithmic inversion to create a matching dark mode palette based on light mode luminance.
Simultaneous export to JSON, CSS Variables, Tailwind Config, and Swift UI.
Maintaining consistent shade steps across 10 different brand identities.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
A legacy app failing WCAG 2.1 audits due to poor contrast.
Allowing users to pick a 'primary' color while keeping the UI accessible.