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To create a high-contrast UI design system meeting WCAG 2.2 AA standards, define foundational color palettes, typography scales, and spacing rhythm. Enforce keyboard-first behavior and explicit focus-visible states to ensure theatrical visual intent remains accessible.

Generating design tokens for a theatrical, high-contrast interface involves translating bold visual intent into implementation-ready variables. Establish token-anchored rules for typography, spacing, and component states like default, hover, focus-visible, and active.

Implement keyboard-first accessibility for buttons and inputs by defining explicit interaction states including default, hover, focus-visible, active, and disabled. Anchor these component rules in design tokens and validate them with testable quality gates.

Yes, these high-contrast UI guidelines support building consistent interaction states for cards, inputs, and buttons. They provide token-anchored do/don't rules for default, hover, focus-visible, active, disabled, loading, and error states.

Turn theatrical design intent into testable acceptance criteria by establishing implementation-focused quality gates. Translate component rules and accessibility requirements into explicit do/don't checks and a QA checklist for code review.