fec-storybook-component-doc

Document Storybook components by applying explicit frontmatter and MDX content. Use decorators to explain props, tokens, and design-system mappings, ensuring consistent UI documentation across your apps.

Structure Storybook stories by covering default states, variants, sizes, tonal states, and combinations like disabled, loading, error, and empty. This ensures comprehensive component documentation and isolated previews.

Yes, you can integrate with Chromatic or Storybook Test Runner. This enables automated visual regression and QA workflows to validate component consistency across your design system.

Yes, explicit frontmatter is required. The documentation enforces explicit frontmatter alongside MDX content and Storybook configuration integration to ensure documentation consistency across your UI library.

Storybook component documentation supports design-system theming and accessibility by using MDX docs and decorators. This maps props to tokens and includes accessibility notes within the component showcase.

Manually managing Storybook component docs risks inconsistent component state coverage and unmapped design tokens. Enforcing structured MDX content and decorators mitigates this but requires strict adherence to configuration integration.