Design System

To enforce dark theme consistency in Tailwind CSS, apply standardized color palettes like the `bg-slate-900/50` container class and use predefined typography scales to maintain a unified aesthetic across all UI components.

You can audit frontend components for light theme inconsistencies by running dedicated audit scripts that detect and correct design deviations, ensuring all UI elements conform to the standardized dark theme color palettes.

The best way to build a unified component library is to define reusable UI elements like StatCards, tables, and buttons alongside strict color and typography standards, ensuring visual consistency across the application.

Yes, you can use predefined UI components like StatCards with existing Tailwind CSS classes. The design system integrates standardized color palettes and typography scales directly into reusable components for seamless integration.

Your new feature looks visually disconnected because it lacks standardized design elements. Applying a unified design system with predefined color classes and reusable UI components ensures new developments seamlessly integrate with the existing interface.

No specific external dependencies are required to maintain frontend consistency. The design system relies on internal references to define color palettes, typography, and reusable UI components for the application.