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To generate a typography-led UI design system, you need to establish explicit typography scales, spacing rhythms, and semantic color tokens. This approach removes ambiguity by enforcing consistent hierarchy and interaction states for agentic code generation.

Tokenization in UI design assigns explicit values to typography scales, spacing rhythms, and semantic colors to preserve visual hierarchy. By enforcing these tokens, component families maintain consistent structure and behavior across web product interfaces.

To meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards, your UI components must implement keyboard-first interaction guidance and visible focus states. This requires explicit accessible interaction rules and testable QA checklists for all relevant component behaviors.

Yes, a typography-first approach uses pure edge-to-edge surface aesthetics with black as the primary filled color to define component interaction states. It provides do/don’t constraints and required interaction behaviors suitable for design-system implementation.

The best way to enforce consistent spacing rhythm is by applying explicit spacing scale tokens during UI generation. This ensures that component families and interaction states maintain structural consistency and accessibility without visual ambiguity.

You should not use a minimal typography-led UI system when your web product requires complex visual styling beyond black primary fills and pure edge-to-edge surfaces. This approach strictly enforces radical minimalism and typography as the primary structural element.