Overview / Design tokens
Values, as custom properties.
A design system starts with tokens; so does a person. The first table is who I am. The second is this site’s actual theme layer, and it’s live: move the accent hue and watch every redline, link and focus ring recompute. That’s what tokens are for.
Personal tokens
--roletech-lead-frontend- Leads frontend teams: architecture, mentoring, delivery.
--expertisedesign-systems- Builds and runs design systems used by hundreds of developers.
--convictionaccessibility- Interfaces should work for everyone. WCAG AA is the baseline, not the target.
--methodagentic-workflows- Works with AI agents daily: coding agents, custom skills, MCP servers. This site was built that way.
--stackvue / nuxt- Primary tools since 2016. Also ships React, Angular and Web Components.
--standardsemantic-html- The right element for the job, then CSS, then JavaScript. In that order.
--basetours-france- Remote first, from the Loire Valley. One hour from Paris by TGV.
--languagesfr, en- Fully bilingual after two years working in Australia and the US.
--drivealways-shipping- Side projects go to production: a browser DJ, an accessibility guide, a daily weather mood.
--homeparwine & many- The people behind the work. Many joined the team in June 2026.
Live theme tokens
Accent hue in oklch. It recolors the whole site.
--color-papersurface--color-paper-raisedcards & panels--color-inktext--color-accentlinks, redlines & focus--font-proseFraunces: headings & prose--font-specSpline Sans Mono: labels, code & specs
How it works
One token layer, two schemes, zero duplication: every color is a single light-dark() declaration, and the accent is derived from oklch(… var(--accent-h)). Open devtools and inspect :root: the stylesheet is the documentation.