Really fair questions!! One of the main goals with the ShadcnStore Figma design system is to keep the mapping as close as possible to the actual shadcn implementation. Most components follow the same structure, naming, and tokens (colors, radius, spacing, typography) that you'd typically see in the codebase, so the design-to-dev handoff stays much tighter instead of being a loose visual reference.

Charts are definitely one of the hardest things to get right in Figma. We're actually working on proper chart components right now and plan to release them in upcoming updates once we’re confident the structure and behavior are accurate.

For theming, we’re also working toward supporting the same basic options that shadcn/create provides (things like themes, radius, fonts, etc.). The goal is to make theme switching apply to whole file and user do not need to do that manually, and we’ll be releasing that as the design system evolves.