@marioschmidt/design-system-tokens 1.0.22 → 1.0.24

package/dist/scss/brands/bild/semantic/typography/typography-lg.scss

@@ -1,48 +1,165 @@
 //
 // typography-lg.scss
-// Generiert am: 2025-11-24T20:37:11.778Z
+// Generiert am: 2025-11-24T21:40:53.115Z
 // Nicht manuell bearbeiten!
 //
 
 // ============================================
-// .DSDOCSSTYLES
+// DISPLAY
 // ============================================
 
-$pageheaderdescription: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used on the design system's documentation for code syntax snippets.
-$codesnippets: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
-$bilddesignsidemenu: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
-$bilddesignsidemenuactive: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
-$bilddesignsidemenuhover: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for mockups the vertical video component teaser headlines.
-$verticalvideosmockheadlines: [object Object];
-// This text style is used on documentation pages that contain some token information.
-$tokenspecl: [object Object];
+// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 40 - 40 - 72 - 120
+$display1: [object Object];
+// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 36 - 36 - 42 - 64
+$display2: [object Object];
+// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 28 - 28 - 32 - 40
+$display3: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// .SPECS
+// HEADLINE
 // ============================================
 
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsxs: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specss: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsms: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsm: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsml: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsl: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsxl: [object Object];
-// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
-$specsxxl: [object Object];
+// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. Font size: 48 - 48 - 72 - 100
+$headline1: [object Object];
+// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. This text style's token for the font size parameter changes across device sizes as follows: 40 - 40 - 48 - 64
+$headline2: [object Object];
+// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. This text style's font size parameter is controlled by the headline3FontSize token: 28 - 28 - 36 - 40
+$headline3: [object Object];
+// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. Font size: 22 - 22 - 26 - 32
+$headline4: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// SUBHEADLINE
+// ============================================
+
+// This Subheadlines text style is used in articles. They are placed under the headline at the top of an article. Subheadlines can appear in some teasers also. Font size: 24 - 24 - 32 - 36
+$subheadline1: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// KICKER
+// ============================================
+
+// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 30 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker0 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
+$kicker1: [object Object];
+// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 24 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker1 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
+$kicker2: [object Object];
+// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker2 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
+$kicker3: [object Object];
+// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 14 - 14 - 16 - 16 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker3 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
+$kicker4: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// TITLE
+// ============================================
+
+// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. Font size: 22 - 22 - 22 - 28
+$title1: [object Object];
+// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. Font size: 22 - 22 - 22 - 28
+$title1uppercase: [object Object];
+// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. 
+
+In the previous system, this style was named Caption. For greater clarity and consistency, it has been renamed to title2. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20
+$title2: [object Object];
+// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. 
+
+In the previous system, this style was named Caption. For greater clarity and consistency, it has been renamed to title2. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20
+$title2uppercase: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// CALLOUT
+// ============================================
+
+// Callouts highlight key information, quotes, or important notes inside content. They stand apart from body text to draw attention. There is overlap between this text style and the title text styles. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 22
+$callout: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// BODY
+// ============================================
+
+// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$body: [object Object];
+// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$bodyitalic: [object Object];
+// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$bodybold: [object Object];
+// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$bodybolditalic: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// TEXTLINK
+// ============================================
+
+// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside body texts. This style is often found in article texts. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$textlink: [object Object];
+// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside body texts that are using the italic style. This style is often found in article texts that need to show contrast for publications titles, specific words or names. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$textlinkitalic: [object Object];
+// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside emphasized body texts that are using the bold or html strong style. This style is often found in article texts that need to show contrast for specific words or names. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$textlinkbold: [object Object];
+// Use this style for body text links or other text links that are in active state. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$textlinkhover: [object Object];
+// Use this style for body text links or other text links that are in active state. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
+$textlinkboldhover: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// FOOTNOTE
+// ============================================
+
+// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This specific style is commonly used on small two lines of text that are seen on standard teasers. The font size of this text style is similar to the label text style. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 16 - 16 - 16 - 18
+$footnote1: [object Object];
+// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. 16 - 16 - 16 - 18
+$footnote1bold: [object Object];
+// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 12 - 12 - 12 - 16
+$footnote2: [object Object];
+// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 12 - 12 - 12 - 16
+$footnote2bold: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// LABEL
+// ============================================
+
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
+$label1: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
+$label1bold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size changes across device sizes: 10 - 10 - 15 - 17
+$label1boldresp: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
+$label1uppercasebold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
+$label2: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
+$label2uppercase: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
+$label2bold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This style used on special navi component simiiar to link lane menu items. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. The font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
+$label2uppercasebold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
+$label3: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes. Current online CSS .nav_btn--type-list & .nav_btn__text // --nav-btn
+$label3uppercase: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
+$label3bold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
+$label3uppercasebold: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 8.
+$label4: [object Object];
+
+
+// ============================================
+// QUOTE
+// ============================================
+
+// Use this text style for sections of text that are inside a fieldset with a quotation given by a person in an interview or a section of text from a larger body of text that need to be emphasized.
+$quote: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
@@ -69,16 +186,6 @@ $articlemetasource: [object Object];
 $articletimestamp: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// ATEASER
-// ============================================
-
-// 16 - 16 - 22 - 24 | This text style currently uses two different semantic styles within it, the kicker3 for XS & S, and kicker2 for MD & LG
-$ateaserkicker: [object Object];
-// This text style references the semantic text styles headline3 (XS&SM) and headline2 (MD&LG). 28 - 28 - 48 - 64
-$ateaserheadline: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // AUDIOPLAYER
 // ============================================
@@ -115,20 +222,6 @@ $videoadbadge: [object Object];
 $videotimebadge: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// BODY
-// ============================================
-
-// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$body: [object Object];
-// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$bodyitalic: [object Object];
-// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$bodybold: [object Object];
-// Body styles are the default for running text. They prioritize readability and are optimized for long-form content across devices. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$bodybolditalic: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // BREADCRUMB
 // ============================================
@@ -163,14 +256,6 @@ $buttonlabel: [object Object];
 $partnerlinkbuttonlabel: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// CALLOUT
-// ============================================
-
-// Callouts highlight key information, quotes, or important notes inside content. They stand apart from body text to draw attention. There is overlap between this text style and the title text styles. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 22
-$callout: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // CHIPS
 // ============================================
@@ -179,18 +264,6 @@ $callout: [object Object];
 $chipslabel: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// DISPLAY
-// ============================================
-
-// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 40 - 40 - 72 - 120
-$display1: [object Object];
-// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 36 - 36 - 42 - 64
-$display2: [object Object];
-// Display styles are used for large, attention-grabbing text, typically in hero sections, landing pages, or promotional contexts. They emphasize hierarchy and visual impact. Font size: 28 - 28 - 32 - 40
-$display3: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // FOOTER
 // ============================================
@@ -205,34 +278,6 @@ $footerlinks: [object Object];
 $footerlinkuser-offerpages: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// FOOTNOTE
-// ============================================
-
-// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This specific style is commonly used on small two lines of text that are seen on standard teasers. The font size of this text style is similar to the label text style. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 16 - 16 - 16 - 18
-$footnote1: [object Object];
-// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. 16 - 16 - 16 - 18
-$footnote1bold: [object Object];
-// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 12 - 12 - 12 - 16
-$footnote2: [object Object];
-// Footnotes are used for disclaimers, annotations, or secondary details. They are small in size and carry low visual weight. This text style should be chosen when longer small descriptive texts in a small font size is needed where as the label text style should be used for shorter identifier texts. Font size: 12 - 12 - 12 - 16
-$footnote2bold: [object Object];
-
-
-// ============================================
-// HEADLINE
-// ============================================
-
-// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. Font size: 48 - 48 - 72 - 100
-$headline1: [object Object];
-// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. This text style's token for the font size parameter changes across device sizes as follows: 40 - 40 - 48 - 64
-$headline2: [object Object];
-// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. This text style's font size parameter is controlled by the headline3FontSize token: 28 - 28 - 36 - 40
-$headline3: [object Object];
-// Headlines structure content into clear sections. They are prominent but more versatile than Display styles, used across articles, teasers and modules. Font size: 22 - 22 - 26 - 32
-$headline4: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // INPUTFIELD
 // ============================================
@@ -241,52 +286,6 @@ $headline4: [object Object];
 $textinputfieldlabel: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// KICKER
-// ============================================
-
-// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 30 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker0 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
-$kicker1: [object Object];
-// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 18 - 18 - 22 - 24 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker1 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
-$kicker2: [object Object];
-// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker2 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
-$kicker3: [object Object];
-// Kickers are short introductory lines placed above a headline to provide context, category, or emphasis. They support content orientation. Font size: 14 - 14 - 16 - 16 --//*//-- currently css uses kicker3 for the naming of this text style and sequence of font size changes
-$kicker4: [object Object];
-
-
-// ============================================
-// LABEL
-// ============================================
-
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
-$label1: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
-$label1bold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size changes across device sizes: 10 - 10 - 15 - 17
-$label1boldresp: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 17 across device sizes.
-$label1uppercasebold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
-$label2: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
-$label2uppercase: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
-$label2bold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This style used on special navi component simiiar to link lane menu items. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. The font size value remains constant at 15 across device sizes.
-$label2uppercasebold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
-$label3: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes. Current online CSS .nav_btn--type-list & .nav_btn__text // --nav-btn
-$label3uppercase: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
-$label3bold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 12 across device sizes.
-$label3uppercasebold: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts. This text style should be chosen when shorter small identifier texts in a small font size is needed where as the footnote text style should be used for longer descriptive texts. This text style's font size value remains constant at 8.
-$label4: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // LIVETICKER
 // ============================================
@@ -323,17 +322,6 @@ $menuitemlabel: [object Object];
 $menuitemutillabel: [object Object];
 
 
-// ============================================
-// MQTEASER
-// ============================================
-
-// This component level text style references size variables for the semantic level. Specifically kicker4. 14 - 14 - 16 - 16
-$mqteaserkicker: [object Object];
-// This component level text style references the semantic level text sizes of headline3 and headline4.
-XS-headline4FontSize:22 // SM-headline4FontSize:22 // MD-headline3FontSize:36 // LG-headline3FontSize:40
-$mqteaserheadline: [object Object];
-
-
 // ============================================
 // NEWSTICKER
 // ============================================
@@ -365,95 +353,107 @@ $paywallcardnote: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// QTEASER
+// SPECIALNAVI
 // ============================================
 
-// This component level text style is used on the quad teaser headline. Its font size parameter references the semantic level variable headline1. 48 - 48 - 72 - 100
-$qteaserheadline: [object Object];
+// Used on menu link lane items and on mobile side menu drawer.
+$specianaviitemlabel: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// QUOTE
+// TABS
 // ============================================
 
-// Use this text style for sections of text that are inside a fieldset with a quotation given by a person in an interview or a section of text from a larger body of text that need to be emphasized.
-$quote: [object Object];
+// This text style stores variables for the tab component. Tabs are similar to submenus and special navigation elements but tabs do not link to other URLs.
+$tablabel: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts.
+$appbottombarlabeldefault: [object Object];
+// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts.
+$appbottombarlabelactive: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// SPECIALNAVI
+// ATEASER
 // ============================================
 
-// Used on menu link lane items and on mobile side menu drawer.
-$specianaviitemlabel: [object Object];
+// 16 - 16 - 22 - 24 | This text style currently uses two different semantic styles within it, the kicker3 for XS & S, and kicker2 for MD & LG
+$ateaserkicker: [object Object];
+// This text style references the semantic text styles headline3 (XS&SM) and headline2 (MD&LG). 28 - 28 - 48 - 64
+$ateaserheadline: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// STDTEASER
+// MQTEASER
 // ============================================
 
-// Standard teasers typography changes more than other teasers. On desktop they have a kicker, a headline and a short text. On mobile devices the short text is eliminated and the headline gains weight at device widths 600px. Then at small mobile sizes the weight drops once again.
-$stdteaserheadline: [object Object];
+// This component level text style references size variables for the semantic level. Specifically kicker4. 14 - 14 - 16 - 16
+$mqteaserkicker: [object Object];
+// This component level text style references the semantic level text sizes of headline3 and headline4.
+XS-headline4FontSize:22 // SM-headline4FontSize:22 // MD-headline3FontSize:36 // LG-headline3FontSize:40
+$mqteaserheadline: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// SUBHEADLINE
+// QTEASER
 // ============================================
 
-// This Subheadlines text style is used in articles. They are placed under the headline at the top of an article. Subheadlines can appear in some teasers also. Font size: 24 - 24 - 32 - 36
-$subheadline1: [object Object];
+// This component level text style is used on the quad teaser headline. Its font size parameter references the semantic level variable headline1. 48 - 48 - 72 - 100
+$qteaserheadline: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// TABS
+// STDTEASER
 // ============================================
 
-// This text style stores variables for the tab component. Tabs are similar to submenus and special navigation elements but tabs do not link to other URLs.
-$tablabel: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts.
-$appbottombarlabeldefault: [object Object];
-// Labels identify interface elements such as form fields, buttons, or navigation items. They ensure clarity and usability in functional contexts.
-$appbottombarlabelactive: [object Object];
+// Standard teasers typography changes more than other teasers. On desktop they have a kicker, a headline and a short text. On mobile devices the short text is eliminated and the headline gains weight at device widths 600px. Then at small mobile sizes the weight drops once again.
+$stdteaserheadline: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// TEXTLINK
+// TOGGLESWITCHES
 // ============================================
 
-// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside body texts. This style is often found in article texts. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$textlink: [object Object];
-// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside body texts that are using the italic style. This style is often found in article texts that need to show contrast for publications titles, specific words or names. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$textlinkitalic: [object Object];
-// Use this text style for styling elements that are clickable text links inside emphasized body texts that are using the bold or html strong style. This style is often found in article texts that need to show contrast for specific words or names. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$textlinkbold: [object Object];
-// Use this style for body text links or other text links that are in active state. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$textlinkhover: [object Object];
-// Use this style for body text links or other text links that are in active state. Font size remains constant at 21 across device sizes.
-$textlinkboldhover: [object Object];
+// This text style is used on labels in list items with toggle switches found in app preferences. 14 - 14 - 16 - 18
+$apptoogleitemlabel: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// TITLE
+// .DSDOCSSTYLES
 // ============================================
 
-// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. Font size: 22 - 22 - 22 - 28
-$title1: [object Object];
-// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. Font size: 22 - 22 - 22 - 28
-$title1uppercase: [object Object];
-// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. 
-
-In the previous system, this style was named Caption. For greater clarity and consistency, it has been renamed to title2. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20
-$title2: [object Object];
-// Title styles are mid-level headings, often used for module names, card headers, or section labels. They balance prominence with readability. 
-
-In the previous system, this style was named Caption. For greater clarity and consistency, it has been renamed to title2. Font size: 16 - 16 - 18 - 20
-$title2uppercase: [object Object];
+$pageheaderdescription: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used on the design system's documentation for code syntax snippets.
+$codesnippets: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
+$bilddesignsidemenu: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
+$bilddesignsidemenuactive: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for mockup pages of the design system website.
+$bilddesignsidemenuhover: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for mockups the vertical video component teaser headlines.
+$verticalvideosmockheadlines: [object Object];
+// This text style is used on documentation pages that contain some token information.
+$tokenspecl: [object Object];
 
 
 // ============================================
-// TOGGLESWITCHES
+// .SPECS
 // ============================================
 
-// This text style is used on labels in list items with toggle switches found in app preferences. 14 - 14 - 16 - 18
-$apptoogleitemlabel: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsxs: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specss: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsms: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsm: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsml: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsl: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsxl: [object Object];
+// This text style is only used for audit pages of the design system.
+$specsxxl: [object Object];