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Update space token names design foundations (#6945)
* Updating space token names design foundations
Updates the Foundations-Design-Space page to use up-to-date `space` token names and range.
* Correcting a missing size-space switch
* update polaris space unit image
Co-authored-by: adrianefong <[email protected]>
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## Spacing tools
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### Polaris size units
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### Polaris space units
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All measurements used across the experience (space, width, height, etc) must reference Polaris size units to guarantee visual consistency and balance.
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All measurements used across the experience (space, width, height, etc) must reference Polaris space units to guarantee visual consistency and balance.
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<divclass="punit-img">
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<imgsrc="/images/foundations/design/space/spacing-polaris-units.svg"alt="A visual example of a polaris unit">
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<imgsrc="/images/foundations/design/space/spacing-polaris-units@2x.png"alt="A visual example of a polaris unit">
Polaris units are more dense at a small scale, and less so as dimensions increase.
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This is intentional to provide a good range to work with, but you must be deliberate in the units you decide to pair. We encourage designing with rhythm and contrast to achieve clear visual hierarchy. This often means skipping at least one unit in the scale when you’re pairing different sizes.
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This is intentional to provide a good range to work with, but you must be deliberate in the units you decide to pair. We encourage designing with rhythm and contrast to achieve clear visual hierarchy. This often means skipping at least one unit in the scale when you’re pairing different spaces.
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