Add stepperStepLabel token - #2449
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Pull Request Description: Add stepperStepLabel token
Motivation:
This pull request introduces the
stepperStepLabeltoken across multiple JSON files to standardize the typography settings for step labels in our design system. By adding this token, we enhance the consistency and maintainability of our UI components that utilize step labels, ensuring a cohesive look and feel throughout the application.Improvements:
Consistency: The addition of the
stepperStepLabeltoken allows for a uniform typography definition for step labels across different platforms (mobile and desktop). This promotes a consistent user experience.Maintainability: By centralizing typography settings in tokens, we make it easier to manage and update styles in one place without needing to modify individual components. This reduces the potential for errors and speeds up future design iterations.
Flexibility: The defined values for mobile and desktop ensure that the step labels are appropriately sized across different devices, enhancing readability and usability.
Overall, this change is a step towards a more robust design system that will facilitate better UI development and a more polished user experience.