baseline-ui

To enforce UI consistency in AI-generated React components, apply strict design constraints that validate animation durations, typography scale, component accessibility, and layout anti-patterns. This prevents disorganized output by ensuring adherence to established Tailwind CSS defaults.

Common layout anti-patterns in Tailwind CSS projects include using h-screen for viewport sizing and applying arbitrary z-index values. Reviewing these patterns prevents visual inconsistencies and unintended overlapping behaviors in your React view styling.

Yes, you can use this UI accessibility checker with Radix, React Aria, or Base UI. It verifies that your accessible component primitives meet required standards while enforcing a strict typographic scale and performant animation limits.

The best way to validate animation durations in a design system is to enforce specific performance constraints using motion/react for animations and tw-animate-css for micro-animations. This ensures all transitions remain performant and visually consistent.

AI-generated UI looks inconsistent because it lacks enforced design constraints. Fix it by applying an opinionated UI baseline that validates typography, prevents layout anti-patterns, and checks component accessibility against Tailwind CSS defaults.

Yes, you need Tailwind CSS to enforce this strict UI baseline for accessibility. The validation rules specifically target Tailwind CSS projects, requiring adherence to its defaults alongside accessible component primitives like Base UI, Radix, or React Aria.