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To build a design system with pastel colors and rounded UI components, define standardized typography scales, spacing densities, and color tokens for primary, secondary, success, warning, danger, surface, and text states to ensure visual consistency.

WCAG 2.2 AA focus-visible rules for keyboard-first accessibility require explicit focus indicators on interactive elements, ensuring users navigating via keyboard receive clear visual feedback for component states and hierarchy.

Create accessible UI guidelines for form-heavy dashboards by establishing token-first color and type scales, enforcing explicit interaction states, and applying coherent spacing and rounded radii to improve overall usability.

Yes, you can use color tokens to manage visual hierarchy in a settings screen by assigning specific pastel tokens to surfaces, text, and states, ensuring clear structure and consistent component behavior.

The best way to standardize spacing density and typography scale in UI guidelines is to define a coherent token system that specifies rounded radii and type scales, applying implementation-ready do and don't constraints with a QA checklist.

Your design system needs explicit state handling for interaction states to meet keyboard-first accessibility requirements, ensuring users receive unambiguous visual feedback when navigating components and forms.