Design Tokens
Example of working with DesignTokens programmatically
Use the first button go swith bewteen dark and light mode. Click the second button to toggle the accent and neutral colors. The third button has a custom font, and the last one has a custom border width and corner radius.
As can be seen in the code tab (with the `ref4.Element`), it is possible to apply multiple tokens to the same component.
For Design Tokens that work with a color value, you must call the ToSwatch() extension method* on a string value or use one of the Swatch constructors. This
makes sure the color is using a format that Design Tokens can handle. A Swatch has a lot of commonality with the System.Drawing.Color struct. Instead of
the values of the components being between 0 and 255, in a Swatch the components are expressed as a value between 0 and 1
* except for the AccentBaseColor and NeutralBaseColor. These just take a hex value as a string for the color.
Colors for integration with specific Microsoft products
If you are configuring the components for integration into a specific Microsoft product, the following table provides `AccentBaseColor` values you can use. The specific accent colors for many Office applications are offered in the `OfficeColor` enumeration.