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The best way to extract reusable UI patterns is to analyze your codebase structure and naming conventions, then create a systematic extraction plan detailing components, tokens, variants, and migration paths to consolidate them into a design system.

To consolidate design tokens during a component refactor, analyze your target areas to locate existing token structures, then extract and enrich them with semantic naming to ensure systematic reuse across your design system.

Yes, you can use this for UI codebase migration by finding all instances of duplicate components, replacing them with shared versions, testing thoroughly, and deleting dead code to ensure a clean migration path.

Documentation for new design system components should include clear props, accessible APIs, semantic token naming, documented usage patterns, and updated guidelines to support systematic reuse and future refactors.

You need to plan an extraction for your component library when you discover reusable UI patterns that require consolidation, requiring a systematic plan for components, tokens, variants, naming conventions, and migration paths.

Yes, this approach handles accessibility during the extraction process by ensuring built reusable components have a clear accessible API, clear props, and documented usage patterns integrated into the design system.