Wagabaza Design System
Configure a design language by place, time, season, and weather. Download a comprehensive AI-ready spec — paste it into Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, or any AI coding tool.
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Sonoran Desert · Noon · Summer · Clear — 19-section comprehensive spec
Cursor → .cursor/rules/
Gemini → conversation context
Figma Make → project reference
About the system
Wagabaza started with two visits. The first to Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin — Wright's original home, set into the brow of a limestone hill above the Wisconsin River, built and rebuilt from the land around it. The second to Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Arizona — the desert counterpart, where volcanic rock gathered on site became the walls, and stretched canvas filtered the Sonoran light. Both places taught the same lesson: the construction materials aren't just what you build with. They're the design language.
That principle — that materials should name and constrain the system, not abstract adjectives — became this tool. Each place draws its token vocabulary from the local geology, flora, and building traditions. The Sonoran palette names obsidian and saguaro. The Prairie palette names limestone and goldenrod. The Pacific palette names kelp and driftwood. The names carry their own constraints.
Three typographic pairings match the character of each landscape: Bodoni Moda for Sonoran (Italian editorial warmth), Jost for Prairie (the thin geometric precision of Wright's own era), and EB Garamond for Pacific (literary gravity). Four axes — place, time, season, weather — produce 240 unique configurations.
Every generated spec covers: color tokens, typography, spacing, grid, buttons, cards, surfaces, glow system, forms, navigation, page templates, data visualization, tables, badges, states, icons, animations, accessibility, content voice, and rejection criteria. Download the .md and paste it into any AI coding tool — it becomes the design brain of the project.