component-validator

Validate UI components by running TypeScript checks, accessibility audits, and responsiveness tests across breakpoints. This ensures post-implementation quality by verifying contrast, focus, keyboard navigation, and layout conformance.

The best way to enforce design token usage is to validate components after implementation, verifying they use tokens instead of hard-coded values. This ensures visual consistency and alignment with KRITISCH design standards.

Run TypeScript validation to ensure proper typing, explicit returns, and zero compile errors before release. This post-implementation check acts as a quality gate to prevent regressions and enforce tooling requirements.

Yes, component validation works as a quality gate after each section or significant change. Running continuously across the development lifecycle prevents regressions and ensures design alignment before release.

Yes, you can validate animation performance alongside accessibility conformance. The process reviews animation performance budgets while verifying contrast, focus, alt text, keyboard navigation, and ARIA labeling.

UI components fail quality checks due to TypeScript compile errors, hard-coded values bypassing design tokens, or accessibility and responsiveness issues. Validating after each section catches these regressions early.