Mono

Mono is a design-system monorepo that provides design tokens and components for styling applications, and its repository has moved to db-ux-design-system/core-web.

What is Mono?

Mono is the original name of the DB UX Design System's monorepo, a collection of design tokens and reusable components intended to style applications consistently. The page you are looking at is a minimal redirect notice that states 'We moved to https://github.com/db-ux-design-system/core-web' and includes no other content; the repository metadata shows zero stars and no description. The technology stack associated with this project, from source metadata, includes Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and SCSS, making it a JavaScript-based solution for teams building web apps. Since the redirect page offers nothing more, these details reflect the project's stated scope as a design system monorepo.

What makes Mono stand out?

• Design tokens — Centralized variables for color, typography, and spacing that can be consumed across multiple applications to maintain visual consistency.
• Component library — Reusable UI components designed to work alongside the tokens, speeding up interface development.
• Monorepo structure — A single repository housing multiple packages, simplifying versioning, dependency management, and coordinated releases.
• Modern frontend stack — Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and SCSS, supporting both utility-first styling and traditional stylesheets.
• Migration path — The project has moved to db-ux-design-system/core-web, where ongoing development continues.

Who should use Mono?

• Design system maintainers — Teams that need to distribute design tokens and components to multiple applications within an organization.
• Frontend developers working with DB UX — Developers building applications for the DB UX Design System who need consistent UI elements and styles.
• Engineers who prefer monorepos — Teams that want a single repository for their design assets and code to simplify release management.

FAQ

Where has Mono moved to?

The repository now lives at db-ux-design-system/core-web on GitHub. The original page simply redirects visitors to that location, so any recent code, issues, and releases are available there.

What technologies does Mono use?

The source metadata lists Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and SCSS as the primary technologies. This indicates a React-based frontend with utility-first Tailwind styling and SCSS for custom styles.

Is Mono still maintained?

Since the project was moved rather than deleted, development continues at the new core-web repository. No official statement about maintenance status is provided on this redirect page.