When defining a design system for a multi-brand project, how can you leverage Figma's features to isolate and manage brand-specific color palettes while still maintaining a core set of globally applied brand colors?

To effectively manage brand-specific color palettes and a core set of global colors for a multi-brand project in Figma, you leverage Figma's powerful features for organization and reusability. A design system is a collection of reusable components, guided by clear standards, that can be assembled together to build applications. In a multi-brand context, this means having a unified foundation that can be adapted for each distinct brand. Brand-specific color palettes are the unique sets of colors associated with each individual brand. Globally applied brand colors are colors that are common across all brands in the project, forming a foundational identity. Figma's Styles are the primary mechanism for managing colors. Styles allow you to define a color once and then apply it to multiple elements. When you create a color ....