design-system-governance

Token-first governance works by auto-detecting your project's design token conventions and applying strict gates that halt development before non-compliant changes are made. It ensures all UI components adhere to the established token naming and structure automatically.

You can audit design token conventions using automated convention detection. This process auto-detects token naming, grid systems, animation keyframes, and component libraries to identify non-compliant values and enforce strict governance gates across your project.

Yes, you need Storybook stories for all visual states to enforce composition-first governance. This ensures every component variation is documented and validated against your design system's token structure, preventing orphaned components and maintaining strict adherence to universal design principles.

The best way to govern animation and i18n is to apply strict token-first and composition-first governance gates. This approach auto-detects animation keyframes and enforces composition rules, ensuring internationalization and page composition adhere to established design tokens and universal principles.

A token-first design system handles internationalization and page composition by enforcing strict governance gates. It auto-detects your conventions and requires adherence to 10 universal design principles, ensuring all i18n and page layout changes remain consistent with the established token structure.