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@vincihairclinic/design-system

v0.2.0

Published

Shared Vinci Hair Clinic design system for React and WordPress.

Readme

Vinci Hair Clinic Design System

Shared foundations, CSS utilities, and React components for Vinci Hair Clinic applications and WordPress/Elementor sites.

Start here

npm install
npm run storybook

The documentation opens locally in Storybook. For repository-level context, use these guides:

React

npm install @vincihairclinic/design-system
import "@vincihairclinic/design-system/styles.css";
import { Button } from "@vincihairclinic/design-system";

export function BookingCallToAction() {
  return <Button>Book a consultation</Button>;
}

See the Button API for variants and native props.

WordPress and Elementor

make plugin

Install the versioned ZIP from artifacts/ through the WordPress plugin screen. Apply documented vinci-* classes through Elementor's Advanced → CSS Classes field.

Commands

| Command | Purpose | | --- | --- | | npm run storybook | Run the living documentation locally. | | make build | Build ESM, CJS, declarations, and distributable CSS. | | make docs | Build the static Storybook. | | make plugin | Generate the versioned WordPress plugin ZIP. | | make test | Run source, accessibility, and documentation checks. | | make verify | Run the complete release gate. | | make clean | Remove generated artifacts only. |

License and assets

The package is public for technical distribution but is UNLICENSED. Myriad Pro is referenced but not distributed; production use requires a valid Adobe webfont license. No patient photography, clinic logo, or medical claims are included in this repository.