frontend-design

Enforce accessibility standards by running automated tiered audits that check WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, contrast failures, and responsive design flaws across React, Next.js, and Tailwind stacks. Audit results identify specific accessibility issues to fix in your components.

Manage design tokens for light and dark mode parity by centralizing OKLCH colors, M3 type roles, and spring-based motion into a single token system. This tokenized approach ensures consistent visual hierarchy and strict light/dark mode matching across your application.

Audit your existing React component library by applying a 7-step design loop that performs tiered audits to catch accessibility issues, contrast failures, and responsive design flaws. The loop refines your components against a committed design language and centralized tokens.

You can re-theme existing Next.js applications by enforcing strict responsive breakpoints and applying a centralized token system. The design loop integrates responsive layout constraints and token-driven development to maintain visual hierarchy during re-theming.

AI-generated frontend UI looks generic when it lacks a committed design language and falls into repetitive patterns like bento-grids or excessive cards. A rigorous design loop enforcing visual hierarchy, brand-specific aesthetics, and token-driven development prevents these generic outcomes.

Automated accessibility audits may not suffice when your frontend design requires complex custom interactions beyond standard WCAG 2.2 AA checks. The audits catch contrast failures and responsive flaws but should be supplemented with manual reviews for nuanced accessibility edge cases.