design-system-rules

To enforce design system rules for UI consistency before Figma export, apply standardized tokens for color, typography, and spacing to validate screens, reuse existing components, and check empty, loading, success, and error states.

The best way to standardize color and typography tokens for UI screens is to define a centralized set of visual design system rules that mandate specific token usage across all interfaces, preventing duplication and ensuring visual consistency.

To validate empty, loading, and error states for UI components, apply a design system review workflow that checks each interface state against established rules before Figma export, ensuring all drawer and modal conditions meet visual consistency standards.

Yes, you can use this design system approach to review Figma export workflows by applying visual validation rules that verify component reuse and token standardization, ensuring screens meet consistency requirements before the final export process.

UI component reuse prevents visual inconsistencies in design systems by eliminating duplication, enforcing standardized token usage across screens, and ensuring all interface elements adhere to the same visual validation rules for states like success and error.

No specific dependencies are required to apply visual design system rules to Adsmagic projects, as the validation process focuses on standardizing tokens, colors, and typography directly within the UI screens and Figma export workflow.