Pages
Pages are fully built example templates that demonstrate how the aFP Design System can be used to compose complete user interfaces. They combine components, layout utilities, design tokens, and interaction patterns into realistic scenarios.
Each page represents a specific use case (for example dashboards, forms, or detail views) and serves as a reference for structure, spacing, visual hierarchy, and component composition. Pages are not meant to be used as drop-in solutions, but as guidance and inspiration when building your own applications.
When opening a page, it is displayed in full screen to reflect a real application context. Contextual controls are available to explain usage details, required dependencies, and to preview the page with different themes and color schemes.
