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To audit a codebase for redundant UI components, use a design system audit to scan existing patterns and calculate the ROI for consolidation. This identifies redundant UI patterns and extracts design tokens for standardization.

Building a scalable frontend architecture with atomic design involves orchestrating the entire design lifecycle from atoms and molecules to full page templates. This ensures metric-driven design consolidation and standardized component building.

Extracting design tokens for WCAG accessibility compliance involves auditing UI patterns and consolidating them into a standardized library. This workflow ensures design decisions satisfy accessibility requirements and remain scalable.

Yes, you can use this UX design workflow for brownfield codebase refactoring. It applies to both greenfield projects and existing codebases, orchestrating pattern auditing and component building to consolidate fragmented UI.

User research needs integration with design system maintenance to resolve fragmentation between research and implementation. This ensures that design decisions remain both user-centric and data-driven throughout the component lifecycle.

You need to consolidate inconsistent UI components into a design system when facing UI fragmentation and inconsistent patterns. A design system audit scans the codebase, extracts tokens, and builds a standardized, accessible component library.