Domino Tiles

• Define a consistent set of tile shapes and half-tiles to signal paired values across the UI.
• Use a clear pip system with accessible contrast and scalable SVGs for sharp rendering on all screens.
• Provide ARIA labels and alt text for assistive tech to convey tile values and orientation.
• Design responsive tile grids that preserve tile proportions and keep padding and gutters predictable.
• Offer a simple theming approach so domino tiles adapt to light/dark modes and brand colors; link to Geometric Shapes styles as needed.

Domino Tiles blocks present symbols that resemble domino pieces with two halves. They are often used for representing paired values, dice-like patterns, or game-inspired UI elements. They should be legible at various sizes and accessible with assistive tech.

In practice, use a grid layout, keep contrast high, and provide alt text for each tile. Be mindful of cultural neutrality and scalable vector rendering. Historically, domino tiles have influenced tile-based UI design as a familiar metaphor in many interfaces.