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To extract design tokens from hard-coded values, identify repeated patterns and naming inconsistencies in your target area. This process evaluates extraction value and defines token semantics to consolidate scattered values into a reusable design system.

The best way to plan component library refactoring is through an incremental migration process. This involves proposing required variants, defining a refactor path, and supporting careful replacement with thorough testing to ensure parity across existing implementations.

To identify repeated UI patterns for design system creation, analyze target code areas for variant sprawl and hard-coded values. Pattern discovery finds inconsistencies that should become shared building blocks within your component library.

Yes, you can use pattern extraction for incremental migration. The approach produces a migration-oriented plan covering which components to create and required variants, supporting careful replacement with thorough testing during the refactoring process.

When consolidating extracted components, documentation conventions require clear APIs, accessibility considerations, token semantics, and usage guidelines. This ensures extracted components are enriched with proper documentation for consistent application.

Evaluating extraction value before creating shared building blocks prevents unnecessary refactoring. The discovery-to-migration process assesses which repeated patterns and hard-coded values truly warrant consolidation into your design system.