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Self-assessment

Design Compliance Maturity

Chart your design system across six independent compliance axes. 24 questions. ~6 minutes. No survey, no vote — a structured self-assessment that maps directly to the same 40-check contract the leaderboard scores against.

Adapted from the zeroheight maturity model pattern. Six axes, four stages each. Your result is computed in your browser and never sent anywhere.

Axis 1 of 60 of 24 answered
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Token Discipline

Are design tokens defined, structured, and enforced? · 13% of contract

01How are your design tokens defined?
02Do you ship a --paper or root surface token at :root?
03How is token drift prevented?
04Do you serve a machine-readable token file (JSON, W3C DTCG)?

How it works

Each axis has 4 questions. Each answer maps to a stage (1–4). Your axis score is the average of its 4 questions, rounded to the nearest stage. The radar chart shows all six axes at once — most systems are Stage 4 on one axis and Stage 1 on another. That asymmetry is the finding.

The six axes map to the 14 weighted categories in the Designesy v0.4.0 contract. After the self-assessment, the highest-leverage next step is almost always a deterministic score — run the same 40-check engine against your live site and see where self-perception meets shipped reality.

Scoring: 4 questions per axis, each scored 1–4. Axis score = average × 25 (0–100 scale). Stage 1 (0–25), Stage 2 (25–50), Stage 3 (50–75), Stage 4 (75–100). The overall score is the mean of all six axes — but the radar chart is the point, not the number.