design-system-build-components-rules

Build React design system components using token maps for dimensions like size, radius, and shadow to ensure visual consistency. This approach enforces token-based sizing and variants while structuring components into atoms, molecules, and organisms.

Enforce WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility in a design system by integrating conformance rules directly into the component architecture. This ensures components meet accessibility standards through enforced guidelines and cross-references during the build process.

Manage Storybook variants for design system components by using CVA variants and cross-referencing rules. This guided workflow ensures visual testing consistency and maintains governance across token-driven dimensions and component structures.

Hardcoded strings are not permitted in React design system components. The architecture enforces i18n considerations to avoid hardcoded text, ensuring internationalization is integrated directly into the component build process.

Yes, this workflow supports atomic structure by organizing components into atoms, molecules, and organisms. It applies coherent design conventions and consolidated token maps to maintain consistency across the entire component hierarchy.

Inconsistent visual sizing occurs when components lack consolidated token maps. Using unified sizeMap, radiusMap, and shadowMap tokens for dimensions eliminates inconsistency and enforces token-based sizing across the design system.