In a previous post, we briefly talked about setting up shared styles. We had a primary brand color and a secondary brand color and made them their own styles. Today, I want to go more in depth about why you want to set these up, how you want to create them, and how you want to use them. Shared styles lay down the rules for the rest of your designs. With styles, we’ll set the primary colors of the
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