atomic-page-builder

To build UI pages from existing atomic-design components, you must first extract page specs from Figma, inventory existing components, run a gap analysis, and compose the page using token-driven styling without creating new components.

Assembling dashboards from a design system requires extracting exact specs from Figma, matching them with existing atoms, molecules, and organisms, and strictly applying token-aligned styling to reproduce the design without layout guesswork.

No, you cannot create new UI components when composing pages from Figma specs. The workflow enforces strict component reuse from your design system and requires reporting gaps to switch to atomic-design if needed.

When facing missing components during design system page building, you should run a gap analysis against the Figma specs, report the missing components, and switch to atomic-design practices rather than guessing layouts.

Yes, page building with atomic design requires Figma as the mandatory source of truth. You must extract exact page specifications from Figma before coding to ensure token-aligned styling and exact design reproduction.

Page composition deviates from original design specs when teams bypass mandatory Figma extraction, introduce new components, or ignore token-driven styling instead of strictly reusing existing atomic-design components.