design

To generate design tokens with accessibility and anti-pattern checks, use a guided workflow that enforces contrast-friendly decisions and prevents common design-system pitfalls during token creation and documentation.

A KRDS-inspired design system provides standardized documentation and tokens for government or public service UIs. You need it when building digital services that require strict consistency across typography, spacing, and component behavior.

Create design-system documentation that prevents inconsistent patterns by applying automated anti-pattern enforcement constraints during the generation of component behaviors, spacing rules, and typography standards.

Yes, you can use this design system workflow for existing web applications to update token sets and supporting documentation while validating accessibility requirements and ensuring design-system consistency.

Limitations of enforcing anti-patterns in design tokens include being constrained to predefined checks for accessibility and consistency, which may require manual overrides for highly custom UI components outside standard KRDS-inspired patterns.

The design system workflow requires no external dependencies but relies on executing steps defined in a local workflow file to produce design tokens and documentation outputs with built-in validation.