Icon — Figma Assembly Rules

Status: active Figma assembly contract.

Scope

Use this contract for a standalone WB Logistics icon wrapper or an icon inserted into another library component. It covers published glyph selection, size, and semantic color only.

Source Evidence

Identity and exposed anatomy rechecked read-only on 2026-09-05 at exact node. This confirms the documented owner/reference, not every assembly predicate or runtime token parity.
Direct Figma evidence: .IconWrapper 1777:17132 and the published Icon/* registry were revalidated on 2026-07-24.
The registry contains the verified Figma glyph assets; aliases remain direct Figma evidence and must not be inferred from a nearest-match icon.

Required Assembly

Rule ID: icon.published-glyph — use .IconWrapper with an exact published Icon/<name> swap; never draw or approximate a glyph.
Start with .IconWrapper and choose the glyph with its Instance swap from the published Icon/<name> registry. Never redraw or substitute a similar glyph by eye.
Verified native IconButton anatomy may retain its existing direct published glyph instead of inserting an extra wrapper. In Drawer/v2 Close, source EO9tuCsqwuHL8cZ4Eb2psR / 22167:4835 retains Icon/cross-S (2245:12860, key 2540a2b8191a51549ca84aab0051fea3016370ca) inside the mapped IconButton. Fresh read-only inspection and screenshot verified this on 2026-09-22 in LUU-427, GitHub actor 50231562, run luu427-drawer-20260922. Preserve this native instance; the exception does not authorize new detached glyphs.
Select Size through the wrapper variant: 24, 20, 16, 12, 10, or 8. Do not scale a glyph layer manually.
Choose the icon deliberately: the Figma defaults (Icon/cross-M, 24) are library defaults, not a required choice for a new instance.
Keep the fill semantic and token-bound through the owning component or local semantic color. A glyph name must not determine its color.

Verification Checklist

icon.published-glyph: the wrapper is canonical and the swapped glyph is an exact registry asset or verified alias; an intact native IconButton may use the exact direct-glyph exception verified above.
The glyph is a real Icon/* instance, not a vector copy or a nearest-match substitution.
The selected size is one of the published wrapper variants.
Decorative icons are used inside an owning component that provides the necessary label or meaning.

Maintenance

Revalidate this sidecar when the published icon registry changes. Keep Figma-to-runtime name aliases in this direct Figma evidence.