af-design-ui-components

To convert BDD scenarios into Storybook stories, you define interactive stories and selector contracts that map behavioral specifications directly to component rendering and automated play functions. This ensures code-driven design validation through RTL tests.

Organizing UI components using atomic design involves classifying elements into an extended hierarchy of primitives, atoms, molecules, organisms, and templates. This structure enforces design grammar rules and maintains strict component consistency within Storybook.

Ensuring accessibility compliance requires enforcing accessibility standards and supporting Right-to-Left (RTL) testing during component development. This integrates automated testing checks directly within your Storybook play functions.

Yes, you can use BDD scenarios to generate automated tests by transforming them into interactive Storybook stories. These stories utilize play functions and RTL tests to execute testing and validate selector contracts.

Storybook supports an extended atomic design hierarchy by allowing the creation and classification of view components, primitives, atoms, molecules, organisms, and templates. This classification enforces design grammar rules for consistent UI development.