dads-create-ui

To map design tokens to UI components, you provide target platform, breakpoints, and content hierarchy to generate foundation choices, token mappings, and accessibility checks. This ensures your responsive web layout conforms to DADS Foundations.

To check accessibility when selecting design tokens, the system runs lightweight contrast and semantic hierarchy verifications against your chosen colors and typography. This ensures components meet compliance standards before layout handoff.

You can draft a native app interface using DADS Foundations without complete brand constraints. The system states assumptions and produces a provisional design outline with token mapping, open questions, and assumptions for stakeholder review.

Creating a DADS-compliant UI layout with token mapping requires target platform, intended breakpoints, content hierarchy, and any existing tokens or brand constraints. Outputs include foundation choices, token mapping, accessibility checks, and assumptions.

This approach works for generating documentation interfaces as well as responsive web and native app interfaces. It drafts layouts, selects tokens, maps them to components, and performs accessibility verification across all supported platforms.

The best way to standardize UI creation across different breakpoints is applying explicit token selection, mapping, and accessibility checks. This produces consistent, portable, and reviewable interfaces aligned to DADS Foundations.